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The Ellenberg indicator values for temperature inconsistently increased, while the values for the soil moisture showed a decreasing trend with increasing stand age.

The bacterial inoculation in the Pantoea ILA1 treatment and the binary germination season in the Bacillus MLA1 treatment had a direct negative effect on the fruit number despite the results with marginal significance.

Although the difference in percentages was small, there was a clear trend of increasing beech dominance predicted with increasing amounts of spring precipitation.

In Peloponnisos, there is a clear trend for endemics to concentrate in areas with a high elevation range [ 11 ].

Furthermore, analysis of variance (ANOVA) indicated highly significant (<0.001) variation among genotypes and harvests in each of the dry season and wet season conditions for all the traits considered, while the difference between treatments (MWS and SWS) was only highly significant (<0.001) in the dry season harvests ( Table 1 ).

The SIS showed a highly significant negative correlation with SL (r = −0.52), RL (r = −0.32), CHC (r = −0.73), SFW (r = −0.73), SDW (r = −0.45), RFW (r = −0.47), and RDW (r = −0.42).

Figure 4 b highlights that MDA production was highly significant in roots compared to shoots, and that MDA levels increased in response to increasing concentrations of Pb in fenugreek roots and shoots after three months of treatment.

Heat Stress during Heat-Tolerance Screenings During the three heat-tolerance screenings, the daily average temperatures in the growth periods of pea at different sowing stages showed an increasing trend ( Figure 1 ), and the daily average temperatures of the first stage of late sowing (LS1) and the second stage of late sowing (LS2) were significantly higher than those of normal sowing (NS).

The number of accessions at each level showed a trend of polarization, that is, the proportions of HT (57) and HS (51) pea accessions were relatively increased, while the proportions of pea accessions at other levels were relatively decreased ( Figure 5 B).

The total selenium content of tea trees at suitable selenium concentrations (5.0~100.0 mg/L) showed an increasing trend and showed significant differences at 25 mg/L, but high concentrations of selenium (150 mg/L) would have toxic effects on the growth of tea trees ( Table 1 ); in the third year after soil application of sodium selenite, the selenium content of all parts of tea trees was significantly increased, esp

The effect of melanisation on NPQ was highly significant, and the effect of position significant at p < 0.05 ( Table 1 ).

The difference between treatments B, C, and D only bordered on significance.

Pearson’s Correlation In all cultivars, the length of the central lobe, the calyxes harvested per plant and the calyx yield in fresh weight and dry weight showed a positive and highly significant correlation ( Table 6 ).

However, both species showed a trend for lower survival in Inland steppe soil, and this reduced survival was significant for P. tamarugo ( Figure 2 a).

[ 34 ] observed an increasing trend for fruit quality parameters such as fruit firmness, TSS and color with increased water deficit level in tomato.

The study found a highly significant correlation between green pixels and dry weight biomass in field situations without a large number of overlapping leaves.

Highly significant differences were detected among the tested genotypes.

Under hot treatment, 13 genes showed a trend of significantly upregulated expression, but some genes reached the maximum value at 6 h, and began to decline at 12 h.

Several studies have demonstrated an increasing trend in soil N concentrations with stand age [ 25 ].

Another study also showed an increasing trend of Vgreenup induced by the warming at high latitudes above 60° N, from 1982–2016, based on LAI data [ 20 ].

A strong dependence on latitude was observed for Vgreenup across all sites in both Europe and North America ( Figure 2 a), with a decreasing trend with rising latitude.

In addition, tryptophan content showed a decreasing trend during germination.

Leaf osmotic potential (Ψ π ), similarly to Ψ stem , showed a decreasing trend across the seasons ( Table 1 ).

The WUE WP was not significantly related to WUE i , although a positive trend between both WUE levels was observed in both seasons ( Figure 4 ). 2.6.

Comparing the effect of the three magnetic concentrations, the results showed a definite trend regarding tree canopy volume parameter in response to magnetic concentrations.