This conclusion is important because of the model that FLM controls temperature sensitivity of flowering. New data are presented here relative to the previous version, though where they came from is not clear. The correct test for a change in temperature sensitivity is to ask if the interaction between genotype and temperature is significant (expression ~ Genotype + Temp + Genotype:Temp). The n.s. effect of temperature on expression for INT6+ is not evidence of no temperature effect, only a lack of evidence for a temperature effect. The figure caption states the statistics are done based on a t-test. A t-test can't be used to test for an interaction (except in 6C/D if the 5 transgenic lines per genotype were used as the replicates, n = 5). An ANOVA is needed to conclude that this haplotype affects temperature sensitivity.