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Chlorophyll activity, Rubisco activity, RuBP regeneration capacity, and nitrogen content (positively correlated with the photosynthetic potential of leaves) generally exhibited an increasing trend during the leaf expansion phase, followed by the maintenance of relatively high values, and then decreased as the leaves aged ( Murchie et al., 2002 ; Suzuki et al., 2009 ; Gunasekera et al., 2013 ), which might be the primary reasons for the variation in g sw , T r , and P n .
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It showed that AGPase activity and soluble sugar content had a highly significant positive correlation in both genotypes, and SBE and DBE activity of both genotypes had extremely significant negative correlation with amylopectin content, while GBSS activity and amylopectin content was significantly correlated only in JN20.
The soil available N content showed a decreasing trend during the rice growth stages, and the decrease in the soil available N content of the combined microbial agent application treatments (T 3 –T 5 ) was higher than that of the T 1 treatment, with the T 3 treatment showing the most significant decrease.
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Statistics analyses on the phenotypic data of the parental lines and of the RILs confirmed the usefulness of the selected genetic material for the target traits: i) parental lines showed statistically significant differences for all traits, except for SD; ii) the genotype, environment, and GxE interactions had a highly significant effect on the phenotypic variation; iii) a high broad-sense heritability was calculated indicating that the observed phenotypic variation was mainly due to heritable genetic differences among the RILs.
In addition, during the recovery period, the ratios of negative and positive correlation species pairs of the shrub layer of LF and the understory layer of BF showed an increasing trend, which meant the competition among populations within the understory vegetation community of BF and shrub community of LF intensified.