Model tests for two cases: first, cytokinin-induced rescue of inner whorl floral organ development requires WUS function; and second, cytokinin affects WUS apical–basal positioning. (A and B) Sepal, petal, stamen, and carpel number for mock-treated and cytokinin-treated wus-1 (n = 55, 81) (A) and wus-6 (n = 353, 182) (B) flowers. (C) Simulations of CLV3 (green) and WUS (red) abundance within a column of cells along the apical–basal axis of the SAM (apical cell, 0; basal-most cell, 30) in wild type (upper plot), wus-6 mutant (center plot), and the wus-6 mutant treated with cytokinin (lower plot). (D and E) Simulations of CLV3 concentration along a column of cells (D) and WUS concentration along the same column of cells (E) (cytokinin perturbation simulations; blue, mock; red, cytokinin-treated). (F and G) Longitudinal view of WUSpro::WUS-2xYFP (red) and TCSpro::GFP (green) in mock-treated SAM. (H and I) Longitudinal view of WUSpro::WUS-2xYFP (red) and TCSpro::GFP (green) in cytokinin-treated SAM. (Scale bars: 50 μm.)