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With the increase in silage time, the ammonia nitrogen content showed a decreasing trend ( Figure 2 H), and the lowest histamine nitrogen content in the X_60 treatment was 15 g/kg.

In Atlixco, significant differences among populations and families were detected, and there was a marginally significant difference between ranges ( Figure 3 A).

Under drought stress, the expression of the genes encoding to most enzymes in the TCA cycle of J432 and Z23 showed a trend of first increasing and then decreasing.

Additionally, the levels of flavonoids, including kaempferol, eriodictyol, quercetin, apigenin, luteolin, and their C-glycosylated or O-glycosylated derivatives, showed a decreasing trend in osbzip18 mutants under UV-B irradiation.

The average annual rainfall data showed quite significant differences between the subregions, exposing vineyards to different irrigation regimes (from no irrigation to 1.2 ML/ha), associated with changes in DNA methylation and gene expression.

The common ones shared by these two sequences are Cys191/194 and Cys225/228 (data not shown), perhaps suggesting that they may be significant for NO modification.

A value of p < 0.05 was considered significant (*) and p < 0.01 highly significant (**). 5.

Arshad used the Penman–Monteith method to calculate the ET c for Romania and the Mediterranean region for the period 1961–2099; the results showed that under the future increase in temperature and wind speed and decrease in precipitation and relative humidity, maize ET c show an increasing trend [ 40 ].

for agricultural areas with a Mediterranean climate showed a trend toward less precipitation (less water available) and a trend toward more water requirements for crops, indicating that irrigation water supplies would become unreliable and require artificial recharge [ 15 ].

The study of the spatial and temporal distribution of ET 0 in the region of Moldova showed a decreasing trend by the Penman–Monteith method.

Such studies show that there is merit in modulating ·OH in cells, and therefore support the notion that such action by H 2 may be significant.

Generally, MC alleviates the inhibition of carbon assimilation caused by drought, allowing plants to maintain the process of carbon assimilation to ensure growth (this is evidenced by a positive trend in plant dry matter accumulation).

In contrast, the effect of irrigation (I) was highly significant for all fruit quality traits at both harvest dates, except for titratable acidity (TA) values ( Table 4 ).

However, when the sucrose level was increased to 6.0% ( w / v ), there was a decreasing trend in cell growth [ 48 ].

All genotypes except Ka showed a trend of optimum shoot number at water levels close to the soil surface; the decrease of shoot number from water levels at the soil surface to lower water levels was significant in genotypes Rue1 and PV2 , the decrease towards higher water levels was significant in genotype PV2 .

However, the differences in fruit yield and yield components were also highly significant among varieties across the two seasons ( Table 4 ). ‘Cossu’ plants yield low fruit number per plant in both seasons, but especially in 2021.

There was an increasing trend in FN values with increasing production intensification for all of the wheat cultivars tested.

During the storage period, from T1 to T6, as well as for moisture content, a decreasing trend was also observed in bread volume measurement, which was already significant at T1, after one day of storage.

Regarding this property, as shown in Figure 2 , the integration of semolina with bean flour initially determined an increasing trend, reaching the maximum absorption value, equal to 1.76 g H 2 O/g d. m., with the FBS 7.5-2020 sample, which had an integration of 7.5%.

Moreover, it had a highly significant suppressive impact on growth compared to API or LUT alone.

In addition, there was a highly significant increase in ASC levels and DHAR, MDHAR, and GSH enzymes’ activities in plants treated with combination (OSW+AMF), as compared with As stress plants ( Figure 5 ). 2.6.

Following soil fertilizer application, the TP content of tea leaves showed a trend of first increasing and then stabilizing, but the TP content observed after foliar and soil application of each chelate treatment was significantly higher than that observed following the CK ( p < 0.05) ( Figure 6 A,B). 2.5.3.

However, a comparison of the HSF and FSF means showed a trend closer to what is expected from an additive-type characteristic, as the FSF means approached the HSF means.

vulgaris showed a trend of first increasing and then decreasing with the increase in MT concentration ( Figure 3 ).

The first component (PC1) defined 71.4% of the variability by exhibiting highly significant positive correlations ( Figure 13 b) with the most important growth parameters: fresh weight and water content of leaves (LFW; LWC), stems (SFW; SWC), and roots (RFW; RWC), the number of leaves (NL), stem length (SL), and stem diameter (SD).