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1 Wang et al. Figure S1.

2 Wang et al. Figure S2. Type III Type IV Type IX Type V Type І X 26-37 C X 9 C X 13-15 CC X 19 C X C X 19-24 C X 13-15 C X 4-9 X 24-37 C X 14 C X 14 CC X 11-13 C X C X 24 C X 10 C X 6,10 X 24-46 C X 10 C X 15-17 CC X 9 C X C X 19-23 C X 7,9 C X 5-12 X 28-33 C X 9 C X 14-19 CC X 9 C X C X 12 C X 6-9 C X 1-14 X 28-40 C X 13 C X 15 CC X 9 C X C X 22 C X 6 C X 1,4 A B

3 І.1 І.2 III І.4VVI І.5 57927 155369 225414 212021 141892 170091 280134 136322 289527 204931 1423 90784 5878 125002 1397 42045 236804 7728 11298 1108 4732 36963 29364 31444 b a Wang et al. Figure S3 Os11g24070 Os12g02320 Os12g02310 Os12g02300 Os11g02330 Os12g02290 Os11g02400 Os11g02424 Os05g40010 Os01g60740 Os06g34840 Os08g03690 Os01g12020 Os03g59380 Os08g43290 Os09g35700 Os05g06780 Os01g62980 Os04g33920 Os11g03870 Os11g29420 Os10g05720 Os03g25350 Os01g58660

4 Os11g02350 Os12g02300 Os11g02369 Os12g02310 Os11g02389 Os12g02320 Os11g02400 Os12g02340 Sb08g002670 Sb08g002660 Sb08g002680 Sb08g002690 Cotyledon hypocotyl Young leaf Old leaf Root tip Wound site Anther Ovary Stigma Abscission zone Young Silique seed І.1 Wang et al. Figure S4.

5 Wang et al. Figure S5. AT5G01870 AT3G08770 AT5G59310 AT5G59320 AT2G15050 AT3G51600 AT2G38530 AT2G38540 AT2G18370 AT5G07230 AT5G62080 AT5G52160 AT5G05960 AT3G53980 AT2G37870 AT5G56480 AT4G33550 AT3G52130 AT3G07450 І.2 IIIIX V VI І.3 52969 234539 191496 138809 15141 65683 234798 124771 13114 2594 3378 1462 33779 97198 10889 5460 21648 2066 369 a b

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