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Phenolic acids also altered the composition of leaf metabolites, with most differential metabolites showing a decreasing trend after phenolic acid addition.

Pathogenicity assessment of 53 selected isolates from various hosts and geographic origins on detached fig shoots demonstrated highly significant variability in aggressiveness among isolates originating from different host species and geographically distinct regions.

A positive trend between effective concentration and particle size was observed, consistent with the generalized analysis ( Figure 4 c); however, this relationship did not reach statistical significance (r 2 = 0.09).

Root-to-crown ratio (R/S, Figure 3 b) generally showed a decreasing trend from the jointing–booting stage to the milky stage; SACI maintained a high R/S (0.142) at the milky stage, which was significantly higher than that of FMCG (0.119) and CK (0.127).

To evaluate the significance of the differences between groups, a standard ANOVA test was performed ( Table 3 ), which indicated a highly significant global difference (F = 9.233, p = 1.66 · 10 −5 ).

Alkaline phosphatase activity showed a decreasing trend under some treatments, which may be related to the reduced demand for phosphatase secretion by microorganisms and plants after the increase in soil-available phosphorus.

In contrast, while IAA priming elicited a positive trend in germination under acidic stress, the improvement failed to attain statistical significance ( Figure 10 ).

The results revealed that genotype effects were highly significant for PEL n , PEL GA3 , PEL GSI , and PEL D , confirming extensive genetic diversity for GA 3 sensitivity ( Supplementary Table S1 ).

Panicle length displayed a decreasing trend with increasing deficit severity at the jointing–booting stage.

In contrast, surface bulk density was not significantly correlated with available phosphorus or total potassium (r = 0.21–0.47) but exhibited a strong positive correlation with pH (r = 0.98) and significant to highly significant negative correlations with the remaining variables (r = −0.90 to −0.99).

This demonstrates a clear trend: higher drip irrigation frequency leads to better water-saving effects.

The integration of multi-omics with traditional culture experiments is increasingly regarded as an important trend in plant endophyte research.

inermis , showing an obvious trend of the first cut > the second cut > the third cut across different cutting stages.

Results Analysis of variance (ANOVA) showed that the main effects of cultivar, N application rate, and N application ratio were highly significant, whereas the effect of year was non-significant.

At 50 μM, the inhibitory effect was highly significant, and the frond area also decreased significantly ( Figure 1 A–C).

[ 10 ] reported data about seven trials in different climatic regions of Europe; they observed an increasing trend in weed richness under reduced tillage compared with conventional tillage as well as strong effects of the type of tillage on the weed community composition.

Values of * p < 0.05 and ** p < 0.01 were considered statistically significant and highly significant, respectively. 3.

From 5 to 17 DAF, the content of daidzein showed an increasing trend, and ranged from 18.62 ± 0.31 to 25.82 ± 3.47 mg/100 g FW while the content of glycitin showed a decreasing trend, in the change from 187.3 ± 42.1 to 105.1 ± 9.0 mg/100 g FW.

Climate analysis showed a trend toward rising temperatures during the summer, as demonstrated by the number of days with daily maximum air temperature (Tmax) exceeding 30 °C ( Figure 5 a), together with a linear decrease in the number of days with daily minimum temperature (Tmin) equal or below to 0 °C.

sauvignon, belonging to the first cluster (‘warm climate-maturity’; optimum GST, 17–19 °C), exhibited a clear trend to postponement of the harvest date and reduction of TSS.

TA and pH of berry juice at harvest were influenced by thermal regime, expressed by the WI, HI (data not shown), and by the number of days with Tmax > 30 °C, showing a decreasing trend ( Figure 7 a).

The Cool night Index (CI) outlined an increasing trend in the average Tmin in early autumn ( Figure 5 b).

This study showed a trend for leaf length difference that favors the cultivar Toe Jam Creek by 4.5 cm over the wildland population from Grass Valley.

The stalk height also showed a decreasing trend with the planting delay, with 13.6% reduction from the earliest to the latest planting time.

Thus, the highly significant correlation between root volume and leaf area during its early growing phase confirmed that root development is aimed at increasing its photosynthetic capacity and, as a result, Ricinus had the largest leaves of the three species.