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Brahma is required for proper expression of the floral repressor FLC in Arabidopsis.

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Figure 3. BRM controls expression of FLC . A) Percentage of flowering under SD (8:16) conditions of wild-type (Col), brm-1, brm-2, flc-3 and brm- brm-1flc-3 plants
Figure 4. BRM is not required for the vernalization response. A) Flowering behaviour of brm mutants with and without vernalization in long days and short days
Figure 7. Model for the role of BRM in flowering regulation. A) Under LD conditions in WT plants the photoperiod pathway overcomes the repression mediated by BRM upon CO, FT and SOC1 to promote flowering

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