CORRECTIONS Vol. 156: 1364–1374, 2011 Denness L., McKenna J.F., Segonzac C., Wormit A., Madhou P., Bennett M., Mansfield J., Zipfel C., and Hamann T. Cell Wall Damage-Induced Lignin Biosynthesis Is Regulated by a Reactive Oxygen Species- and Jasmonic Acid-Dependent Process in Arabidopsis. Both Figure 2A and Supplemental Figure S2 contain incorrect information. Because of a calculation error in data analysis, the levels reported in the manuscript are too low. Below are the corrected versions of the figures. The online version of Supplemental Figure S2 has been revised.
Figure 2 (revised). Jasmonic acid (JA) production in mock- or isoxaben-treated Columbia (Col)-0 seedlings. A, JA concentration in mock-treated (green) or isoxaben-treated (orange) seedlings. The x axis shows the treatment period in hours, and the y axis shows JA levels.
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Supplemental Figure S2 (revised). Quantification of JA in mock- or isoxaben-treated Col-0 and mutant seedlings (A) or treated with chemicals affecting reactive oxygen species (ROS; B) or Ca21 (C) signaling. Seedlings were treated for 12 h. The x axis shows genotypes (A) and treatments (B), and the y axis shows JA levels. C, The effect of delaying the addition of diphenyleneiodonium (DPI; 10 mM, blue) or LaCl3 (10 mM, green) relative to isoxaben treatment on JA levels in Col-0 seedlings (measurements performed after 7 h). The x axis shows the length of delay relative to the start of isoxaben treatment in hours.
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Figure 2 (revised). Jasmonic acid (JA) production in mock- or isoxaben-treated Columbia (Col)-0 seedlings. A, JA concentration in mock-treated (green) or isoxaben-treated (orange) seedlings. The x axis shows the treatment period in hours, and the y axis shows JA levels.
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Supplemental Figure S2 (revised). Quantification of JA in mock- or isoxaben-treated Col-0 and mutant seedlings (A) or treated with chemicals affecting reactive oxygen species (ROS; B) or Ca21 (C) signaling. Seedlings were treated for 12 h. The x axis shows genotypes (A) and treatments (B), and the y axis shows JA levels. C, The effect of delaying the addition of diphenyleneiodonium (DPI; 10 mM, blue) or LaCl3 (10 mM, green) relative to isoxaben treatment on JA levels in Col-0 seedlings (measurements performed after 7 h). The x axis shows the length of delay relative to the start of isoxaben treatment in hours.
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