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On page 1594, in the legend to Figure 2, the gene name “AtGA2ox4” is given to the AGI code At1g02400. However, because Hedden et al. (2002) have designated this gene as “AtGA2ox6,” the sentence should read as follows: “AtGA2ox1 (At1g78440), AtGA2ox2 (At1g30040), AtGA2ox3 (At2g34550), and AtGA2ox6 (At1g02400) encode GA 2-oxidase.”
Hedden, P., Phillips, A.L., Rojas, M.C., Carrera, E., and Tudzynski, B. (2001). Gibberellin biosynthesis in plants and fungi: A case of convergent evolution? J. Plant Growth Regul. 20, 319–331.
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A typographical error was printed on page 141 in the Accession Numbers section. The correct GenBank accession number for the LeCoi1 cDNA is AY423550.
