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The highly significant negative correlation between oleic and linoleic acids (r = -0.88; Figure 4 ) indicates their competitive relationship via the FAD2 desaturase pathway, where oleic acid acts as the substrate for linoleic acid synthesis.

Although the latter three differences were not significant, an overall trend of comprehensively promoting vegetative growth was observed, indicating that this ratio is conducive to optimizing source-sink relationships and enhancing photosynthetic production potential.

Non-inoculated plants showed a trend toward increasing glucose and fructose levels with rising salinity.

TF root/stem showed a decreasing trend 12 to 24 h after application and an increasing trend after 24 h, with an average value of 0.65.

4.1 Genetic variability for agro-morphological and physiological traits The highly significant differences observed among the ILs for all morphophysiological traits underscore the success of interspecific introgression in broadening the genetic base of B. juncea .

The fitted regression line indicated a positive trend between partitioning efficiency and seed yield per plant ( Figure 5 ).

Grain sucrose content under different tillage practices The GSC also showed a decreasing trend after anthesis ( Figure 5 ).

With the increase in row width, AYL ginger and AYL total showed a decreasing trend, while AYL maize showed an increasing trend.

With the increase in row width, LER g , LER m , and LER t all showed a decreasing trend, resulting in a significant reduction in land use efficiency and yield advantage.

To explore how OI changes might influence customer impressions, statistical modelling was conducted on OIs that were impacted (with significance or marginal significance) by at least one BC treatment and present within the sourced datasets.

Root volume reached its peak at 5 μM and then showed a decreasing trend with increasing IAA concentrations.

Analysis of variance further confirmed that the application ratio had significant or highly significant effects on key dry matter translocation indicators.

From V3 stage to R6 stage, the ratio of leaf distribution was gradually decreasing; the ratio of spike distribution was gradually increasing, and reaching its maximum at R6 stage; while the ratio of stem distribution showed a trend of increasing first and then decreasing, with the highest ratio observed during the VT stage ( Supplementary Figure 2 ).

manshurica , the expression levels of GmCAD14 , GmCAD26 , GmCAD28 , GmCAD36 , GmCCoAOMT1 , GmCCoAOMT3 , GmCCoAOMT4 , and GmCCoAOMT5 in the HR accession JH showed a trend of increasing first and then decreasing after inoculation with P. manshurica , and these peaked at 24 h.

pendulum exhibits a decreasing trend.

angustifolia was relatively high, although the total suitable habitat area showed a decreasing trend.

angustifolia , with an overall trend of substantial suppression.

Meteorological data from Duolun County indicate an increasing trend in precipitation over the last five years up to the study period ( Supplementary Figure 1a ).

While most of the correlations according to Pearson are highly significant due to the large sample size, differences in the strength of interaction were observed.

This consequently results in an apparent trend that high-rate nitrogen deposition improves the capacity of litter to replenish soil organic carbon.

Results showed highly significant differences in the accumulation of these representative metabolites among cultivars, with accumulation patterns that strongly corroborated and refined the widely targeted data.

Compared with the CK, F 0 increased under the T1 treatment, whereas F m showed a decreasing trend; under T2, F 0 increased further and F m declined markedly.

Overall, the expression levels of genes in these clusters showed a decreasing trend.

Under this evaluation framework, the prediction results showed a clear trend across the hierarchical feature tiers.

Meanwhile, several OGs remained preferentially expressed in leaves, indicating a clear trend of expression divergence within the ZmCYP450 family.