Figures & data
Table 1. Gene IDs and specific primers for quantitative real-time PCR analysis.
Figure 1. Morphological and anatomical symptoms in trifoliate orange roots cultivated hydroponically under +B (0.25 mg L−1 boron) or −B (∼0.25 µg L−1 boron) conditions for eight weeks. Morphological symptoms of the whole roots (a) and a single root (b); longitudinal sections of root tips cultivated under +B conditions (c); different longitudinal sections of root tips cultivated under –B conditions (d, e).
![Figure 1. Morphological and anatomical symptoms in trifoliate orange roots cultivated hydroponically under +B (0.25 mg L−1 boron) or −B (∼0.25 µg L−1 boron) conditions for eight weeks. Morphological symptoms of the whole roots (a) and a single root (b); longitudinal sections of root tips cultivated under +B conditions (c); different longitudinal sections of root tips cultivated under –B conditions (d, e).](/cms/asset/40b30ceb-3385-4ff3-b090-7432cfacd2eb/tbeq_a_1166985_f0001_oc.jpg)
Table 2. Effects of boron deficiency on the root morphology of trifoliate orange seedlings after 8-week hydroponic cultivation.
Figure 2. Effects of eight-week boron-deficiency treatment on the insoluble (isB) and soluble boron (sB) content (a) and IAA content (b) in trifoliate orange root tips.
![Figure 2. Effects of eight-week boron-deficiency treatment on the insoluble (isB) and soluble boron (sB) content (a) and IAA content (b) in trifoliate orange root tips.](/cms/asset/23a7d4e2-8e2d-4a21-abfd-78b85312ac01/tbeq_a_1166985_f0002_b.gif)
Figure 3. Effects of a three-day boron-deficiency treatment on the insoluble boron (a), soluble boron (b) and IAA (c) content in trifoliate orange root tips.
![Figure 3. Effects of a three-day boron-deficiency treatment on the insoluble boron (a), soluble boron (b) and IAA (c) content in trifoliate orange root tips.](/cms/asset/c89200fb-acd3-4e26-ab9b-a1e1df6cb27b/tbeq_a_1166985_f0003_b.gif)