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On the 10th and 15th days after spraying, with the increase in spray dose, the SOD activity showed a trend of “first decreasing and then increasing”.

[ 40 ] reported an increasing trend in GSI of maize seeds treated with ascorbic acid.

However, the P point (maximum fluorescence intensity F v /F m ) was significantly lower than in May and showed a decreasing trend, indicating that rising temperature led to a gradual decrease in F v /F m ( Figure 4 g), with some variation among leaf positions.

Overall, top-pruning increased trait variability, and CVs showed a trend of rising then falling with increasing top-pruning intensity. 2.6.

Variance and significance analysis revealed an extremely significant difference in Ci between the F 1 hybrid SWJ × RLJ and its paternal parent RLJ.

In this context, even though the biochemical properties of isolates are essential for the characterization of phytopathogenic bacteria, they are not entirely significant, so it is necessary to complement the information with molecular methods [ 4 ].

Highly significant difference was observed among both varieties for this attribute, as more for proline was recorded in Faisalabad-08.

Specifically, correlation analysis revealed that SOC exhibited a highly significant negative correlation with AMF, while it showed highly significant positive correlations with Gram-positive bacteria, DSE, and fungi ( Figure 5 ).

Therefore, there is a significant trend towards the development of ground-based and remote sensing approaches that allow high-throughput and non-destructive estimation of leaf pigment concentration directly in the field.

p < 0.05 and p < 0.01 were defined as significant and highly significant, respectively. 3.

Throughout the 30-day incubation period, soil respiration in the CuNP-treated variant was consistently lower than in the control and exhibited a decreasing trend over time ( Figure 5 ).

Between August and September, the NDVI remains relatively stable, with only minor changes, while a decreasing trend becomes evident in October.

As light intensity increased from L 1 to L 5 , POD 2 activity showed a decreasing trend, while POD 1 and POD 3 exhibited the opposite pattern, with nearly identical changes between them.

With the increase in light intensity, the average value of Fv/Fm even shows an increasing trend ( Figure 4 ).

ANOVA indicated that the irrigation regime had a significant or extremely significant effect on the CO 2 emission rates at each period after the jointing stage.

(2023) observed that the ascorbic acid content of tubers showed an increasing trend with increasing N application [ 33 ].

For 3-carene, region had a highly significant effect, while season and the interaction (season × region) were not significant.

In terms of soil nutrients and BSC development, all the parameters presented an increasing trend from north to south, and most values were the lowest at NS and the highest at SS ( Table 2 ).

ludoviciana , hydrolysable tannins were released in all phases, showing a decreasing trend with a final absorption of 0.487 ± 0.01 mg/g.

Compared to normal soil, SPAD values in both varieties showed a decreasing trend in saline–alkali soil, with the decrease being greater in S (29.7%) than in T (4.5%) ( Figure 1 b).

To identify highly significant associations, in this study, rigorous logarithmic of odds (LOD ≥ 6.0) criteria were used, based on the Bonferroni correction test (α = 0.05) [ 71 ]. 20 kb genomic flanking regions were used to detect a candidate for each molecular marker, and annotation was based on the soybean reference genome Williams 82 (Wm82.a2.v1).

Under the condition of PASP application followed by PGPR inoculation (S1P1), compared to the S1P0 treatment, the initial bacterial content (Day 1) in the potato rhizospheric soil was temporarily reduced; thereafter, as the temporary inhibitory effect diminished, the PGPR content showed an increasing trend, followed by a gradual decline and eventual stabilization, indicating that the strain can colonize the potato rhizospheric soil under PASP application ( Figure 7 a).

The SPAD generally followed an increasing trend initially, followed by a decline ( Figure 3 A), with significant differences observed between treatments at key growth stages.

Effect of Induced Passive Heat on Reproductive and Biomass Traits of Two Local Bean Varieties A highly significant interaction between G × E ( Supplementary Data Table S1 ) was observed for all measured traits related to reproductive development and biomass accumulation, including number of pods per plant, pod length, shoot fresh weight, shoot dry weight, and number of nodules per plant ( Figure 2 ).

In ’Halil’ and ’Darab1’ cultivars, base temperature showed an increasing trend as the osmotic potential became more negative (i.e., as drought stress increased).