Fig. 1
From: The Sapria himalayana genome provides new insights into the lifestyle of endoparasitic plants
Sapria himalayana male flower. A S. himalayana (rose arrow) residing within the host roots (yellow arrow). B, C Flower bud. D Longitudinal section of the flower bud. E, F Top (E) and lateral (F) view of a flower. Scale bars, 1 cm. Br, bract; Dia, diaphragm; Dsk, disk; Pe, petal; Se, sepal; St, stamen; Tb, perianth tube. Tissues from Br, Pe, Se, and Dsk + St were used as materials for transncriptome, respectively