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Blue 10 WT OX8 OX21 BZS1-OX A B Blue Fluence level (μmol/m2/s) Relative hypocotyl length D Red 10 WT OX8 OX21 BZS1-OX C Relative hypocotyl length Red Fluence level (μmol/m2/s) Figure S3. Over-expression of BZS1 shows shorter hypocotyl lengths in the blue and Red lights. (A) Phenotypes of wild-type and BZS1-OX plants (OX8 and OX21) in blue light at 10μmol/m2/s. (B) Relative hypocotyl length of wild-type and BZS1-OX transgenic lines (OX8 and OX21) under various fluence level of blue light. Error bars indicate standard error. (C) Phenotypes of wild-type and BZS1-ox plants (OX8 and OX21) in red light at 10μmol/m2/s. (D) Relative hypocotyl length of wild-type and BZS1-ox transgenic lines (OX8 and OX21) under various fluence level of red light. Error bars indicate standard error (n=30). Figure S3. Over-expression of BZS1 shows shorter hypocotyl lengths in the blue and Red lights. (A) Phenotypes of wild-type and BZS1-ox plants (L8 and L21) in blue light at 10μmol/m2/s. (B) Relative hypocotyl length of wild-type and BZS1-ox transgenic lines (L8 and L21) under various fluence level of blue light. Error bar indicate standard error. (C) Phenotypes of wild-type and BZS1-ox plants (L8 and L21) in red light at 10μmol/m2/s. (D) Relative hypocotyl length of wild-type and BZS1-ox transgenic lines (L8 and L21) under various fluence level of red light. Error bars indicate standard error.