This autogamous organism has a genome with only five chromosomes.
The Columbia line of this organism is derived from the Landsberg population and is particularly fertile. This organism contains two genes that code for a zinc finger necessary for the proper development of tissue boundaries. Those almost identical genes are named clark kent and SUPERMAN. This autogamous organism has a genome with only five chromosomes. Ti plasmids are transformed into this organism by Agrobacterium tumefaciens, allowing for the study of T-DNA mutagenesis. Research into this organism's genome elucidated the ABC model of angiosperm development. Studied by Friedrich Laibach, for 10 points, name this member of the mustard family, a model plant organism also known as the thale cress.
The Columbia line of this organism is derived from the Landsberg population and is particularly fertile.
Arabidopsis thaliana [or A. thaliana; or thale cress before mention]