Galls on maize (left). Tissue structure alterations caused by infection are visible under a microscope (center). When Arabidopsis thaliana (right) forms Tip4, gall-like accumulations of undifferentiated cells appear instead of lateral roots.
Source: Prof Djamei’s research group
Copyright: Figure: (c) Professor Djamei’s research group / University of Bonn
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