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The expression of these genes in the RIT of ‘Royalty’ showed a slight decrease and then increased with rust development, whereas their expression levels followed an increasing trend in ‘Flame.’ The expression of McNCED, McACS , and McLOX in the NIT and CK showed a significant increase with the expansion of spots in the two cultivars.
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antioxidants drought tolerance gas exchanges mesophyll conductance non-photochemical quenching photochemical efficiency stomatal conductance water use efficiency Gas Exchanges and Gene Expression Plants treated for 5 days with ANE (time 0) showed a partial stomatal closure, leading to a highly significant reduction (55%) of the stomatal conductance (g s ) ( Figure 2A ), associated with an equally strong decrease (53%) of the transpiration rate (E) ( Figure 2B ) compared to untreated plants.
Furthermore, although the PS condition induced expression of the three Tr-KPI genes in the leaf tissue of Huia, in the root tissue only Tr-KPI5 was induced, where a significant increase at 53% and an increasing trend at 45.2 and 30.6% ( P -value 0.08 and 0.06, respectively) was observed when compared to the NPS treatment (Supplementary Figure 1D ).
The total flavonol content showed an increasing trend for “CS,” but a declining trend for “Riesling.” It has been suggested that kaempferol-type, quercetin-type, and isorhamnetin-type flavonols are generally present in both red and white grapes, while myricetin-type flavonol and its derivatives are only accounted for in V. vinifera red grapes, which is in agreement with the present study ( Castillo-Muñoz et al., 2007 , 2010 ).
Changes in the concentrations of soluble sugars and transitory starch Leaf soluble sugars showed a trend of decreasing from 21:00 to 03:00 h in all studied species; however, the range of nighttime variations in soluble sugars content (maximum value – minimum value) in the C 4 grasses was greater than that in the C 3 grass (Figures 4A–C ).