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Highly significant correlations were determined between the other parameters ( Figure 7 ). 3.

Furthermore, the soluble protein content in both the NTF and LFS showed a decreasing trend at different developmental stages ( Figure 2 C).

The fruit shape index of the NTF showed a linear downward trend, while the LFS showed a trend of first decreasing and then increasing ( Figure 1 D).

Under stress conditions, gs at pod-filling showed a significant negative correlation with pod yield per plant in 2024, whereas in 2025, a negative trend was observed but the association was not statistically significant.

led to a dramatic and highly significant increase in 16S rRNA gene amplification specific to these bacterial strains ( Figure S2 ).

In both cultivars, the maximum stem number increased significantly with increasing density, whereas the productive stem percentage showed a decreasing trend.

In contrast, LS showed an increasing trend in WUE from D2 to D4 and then maintained a relatively high plateau at D4–D5, with only a slight and insignificant decrease (3.7–4.2%) at the highest density. 3.

Similarly, the BCF for lead showed a highly significant increase with both EDTA doses, rising from a baseline value of approximately 0.03 to 1.1.

The above results indicate that there are significant or highly significant correlations among most floral traits of 13 Cymbidium ensifolium var. susin accessions. 3.1.4.

As the phenolic acid concentration increased, the qP of poplar in monoculture generally showed a decreasing trend ( Figure 2 C).

Interestingly, among the LdHSF genes responsive to heat stress, the expression levels of most genes gradually decreased after 6–12 h of treatment, whereas the expression level of Lily04G10780 continued to show an increasing trend. 2.7.

Correlation analysis revealed highly significant negative correlations between bolting height and each of these stages, with the exception of the silique development–maturation stage: bolting stage ( r = −0.73), budding stage ( r = −0.75), early flowering stage ( r = −0.86), and total growth period ( r = −0.68).

However, in SCJ, PmSUS expression showed a trend of initially decreasing and then increasing during dormancy release, suggesting possible regulation by other factors.

The results revealed a highly significant correlation between starch content at the mature green stage and TSS content at the red-ripe stage (correlation coefficient = 0.922).

Correlation Analysis Fruit length (FL) showed a strong and highly significant positive correlation with fruit diameter (FD), indicating a close association between these two variables that describe fruit size.

Three-factor ANOVAs of transformed and non-transformed trait data revealed highly significant effects for Accession, Treatment, and Accession × Treatment interaction for these traits, as illustrated in Table 2 for Vigor3.

Because highly significant differences were observed among plant species for all variables except relative consumption (RC), additional one-way ANOVAs were conducted for each species separately, with Si supplementation as the sole fixed factor.

In these overexpression lines, transcript accumulation of AmGGPPS1 was significantly downregulated, whereas AmGGPPS2 exhibited highly significant upregulation, with its expression level positively correlated with that of AmGPPS6 ( Figure 8 b).

As the depth of straw return increases, SM, SS, and DS type fulvic acid substances show an increasing trend, with the proportions of components in the three treatments being 34.8%, 51.1%, and 54.9%, respectively.

In the maize season, WSOC exhibited a highly significant positive correlation with SOC, as well as a significant positive correlation with FI, HIX, and component C1.

On the contrary, the proportion of tryptophan-like substances showed a decreasing trend, at 65.2%, 48.9%, and 45.1%, respectively.

Urundeuva: Insights into Genetic Structure and Diversity The genetic distribution of populations, whether in structured or panmictic populations, and the analysis of this distribution across biomes, is highly significant for the genetic conservation of all species.

The results showed that rice FPAR exhibited an overall trend of first increasing and then decreasing throughout the growing season.

Plant height entered fourth, adding only 1% to the explained variation (partial R 2 = 0.01, p = 0.0854) with marginal significance, confirming its limited direct contribution to yield.

There were highly significant differences in survival rates from different C. paliurus scion–rootstock combinations [ 8 ].