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When the precipitation exceeded 424 mm, the distribution probability showed a decreasing trend, stabilizing at 0.51 between 458 and 464 mm.

Statistical analysis showed that this difference was highly significant ( Figure 4 D).

Effects of Nitrogen and Phosphorus Fertilizers on Dry Matter Transport in Various Organs of Rice at the Tassel Stage–Maturity Stage At the same phosphorus level, LAC and HAC showed a trend of increasing and then decreasing stem and leaf dry matter translocation (SLDM), stem and leaf dry matter translocation rate (SLDMR) and contribution rate of stem and leaf dry matter translocation to the panicle (CSLDP) with increasing N application ( Table 1 ).

The contribution rate of photosynthesis to the panicle (CPP) in both types of rice at P0, P1 and P2 levels showed a decreasing trend with increasing N application. 2.3.

Total rice biomass exhibited an increasing trend as N application increased.

The evaluation of macroelements (i.e., P, K, Ca, Mg, S) and microelements revealed highly significant differences between mineralized Cannabis inflorescences (MCI) and WI, as each showed a unique mineral profile.

The phosphate solubilization index (PSI) showed a trend of first decreasing and then increasing as the cultivation time progressed ( Figure 5 A(b)), reaching its lowest value of 1.18 ± 0.08 on day 5 and the highest value of 1.30 ± 0.07 on day 10.

Nevertheless, we could see a clear trend where the convex hull area of the Control and BA treatments exceeded all others, which was reflected in an open architecture.

Both T and CK exhibited a decreasing trend after anthesis, with T declining more slowly than CK, and both reaching their lowest values at 76 DAA.

Pink flowers also showed an increasing trend in their pigment content, though at significantly lower levels than those in purple flowers.

Furthermore, as revealed in Table 1 , the diameter classes of Moso bamboo within MF exhibited an increasing trend compared to those in TF.

Living Moso bamboo and living stems of other species displayed significant or near-significant positive correlations at 0–6 m scales, but these associations became non-significant beyond 6 m ( Figure 4 e).

However, the interaction between DES extract and emollient (β AC ) showed a negative trend, suggesting that when combined, DES extract and emollient slightly reduced spreadability, although this effect was not statistically significant as shown in Figure 5 B.

Moreover, the nitrogen content in leaves has shown a decreasing trend based on increases in a region’s annual average temperature [ 36 ].

For both varieties, the endogenous ABA content showed a decreasing trend over time following the application of exogenous GA 3 and IAA, reaching the highest level after 5 days, significantly higher than at other times ( p < 0.05).For both ‘Xinmu No. 4’ and ‘Saiwo’, under the treatment with exogenous growth regulators GA 3 and IAA, the endogenous ABA content in the crown buds decreased with increasing concentrations.

For both varieties, the endogenous IAA content showed an increasing trend over time following the application of exogenous GA 3 and IAA, reaching the highest level after 15 days, significantly higher than at other times ( p < 0.05).

For “Saiwo”, under both GA 3 and IAA treatments, the endogenous GA 3 content showed a trend of initially increasing and then decreasing, with the highest level during the third observation period under G30 for GA 3 treatment, and the highest level across all periods under I15 for IAA treatment, significantly higher than CK ( p < 0.05). 2.2.2.

Regression analysis demonstrated a highly significant correlation between the log 2 FC values calculated via RNA-Seq and those obtained through qRT-PCR, confirming that the qRT-PCR expression patterns align with the RNA-seq results.

When evaluating the overall efficacy of the treatments, a clear trend in the order of efficacy under drought stress conditions was observed: Hydropriming ≤ SiO 2 ≤ ZnO ≤ ZnO + SiO 2 .

Chlorophyll content analysis revealed that high concentrations of FM (FM1 and FM2) significantly reduced chlorophyll levels and photosynthetic capacity, whereas FM4 had no negative effect and instead exhibited an increasing trend over time.

The SOM content in GMS treatments showed an increasing trend compared to GM and WFS treatments at the same N level, indicating a synergistic effect on SOM under the co-incorporation of green manure and rice straw.

NMR analysis also shows a decreasing trend in caffeine concentration from G1 to food grade (FG).

Results reveal a decreasing gradient of amino acids and caffeine from grade 1 to food grade, while other metabolites, such as polyphenols, display an increasing trend.

The analysis revealed a clear trend: amino acid concentrations decreased progressively from G1 to FG grade, with G1 standing out for its richness in amino acids, particularly theanine.

In addition, when the planting density increased from D 20 to D 10 , an increasing trend was observed in the number of filled grains and the total grain number on the secondary branches in the middle of the panicle, as well as the number of filled grains on the secondary branches in the lower part of the panicle.