Table 4.

Pearson correlation coefficients (r) of heterosis for biomass-related traits and the mean percentage of each locus in triploid progeny attributable to the respective diploid parent (diploid %).

TraitTrait descriptionTrait classTimeaYear 1bYear 2
Field study
 HTPlot heightStem growth1, 2−0.82***−0.53**
 STNStem numberStem growth1−0.41*n.s.
 MDIAMean stem diameterStem growth1, 2−0.47*−0.40*
 DIAStem diameterStem growth1, 2−0.54**−0.51**
 MSAMean stem areaStem growth1−0.41*n.s.
 SAStem areaStem growth1, 2−0.51**−0.47*
 VOLStem volumeStem growth1, 2−0.53**−0.52**
 LFLLeaf lengthLeaf growth2n.s.0.45*
 LFPLeaf perimeterLeaf growth2n.s.0.5**
 LFRLeaf ratioLeaf growth2n.s.0.42*
 LFFLeaf shape factorLeaf growth2n.s.−0.51**
 SLASpecific leaf areaLeaf growth10.58**n.s.
 CDIABasal crown diameterArchitecture1, 2−0.40*−0.65***
 FORMCrown formArchitecture1, 20.46*0.65***
 DENWood densityComposition2n.s.−0.41*
 DVOLWood density × stem volumeBiomass1, 2−0.56**−0.58**
Greenhouse study
 SDWStem dry massBiomass70−0.52**
 LDWLeaf dry massBiomass70−0.57**
 RDWRoot dry massBiomass70−0.73***
 AGBAboveground dry massBiomass70−0.56**
 TBMTotal dry massBiomass70−0.65***
 HTPlot heightStem growth42, 21–56−0.68***
 MSLMean stem lengthStem growth42, 21–56−0.60***
 TSLTotal stem lengthStem growth42, 21–56−0.59**
 SAStem areaStem growth70−0.48**
 VOLStem volumeStem growth70−0.60***
 SLASpecific leaf areaLeaf growth700.31*
 PHEVegetative phenologyLeaf growth11, 13−0.52**
 SPADChlorophyll contentLeaf growth14−0.39*
TraitTrait descriptionTrait classTimeaYear 1bYear 2
Field study
 HTPlot heightStem growth1, 2−0.82***−0.53**
 STNStem numberStem growth1−0.41*n.s.
 MDIAMean stem diameterStem growth1, 2−0.47*−0.40*
 DIAStem diameterStem growth1, 2−0.54**−0.51**
 MSAMean stem areaStem growth1−0.41*n.s.
 SAStem areaStem growth1, 2−0.51**−0.47*
 VOLStem volumeStem growth1, 2−0.53**−0.52**
 LFLLeaf lengthLeaf growth2n.s.0.45*
 LFPLeaf perimeterLeaf growth2n.s.0.5**
 LFRLeaf ratioLeaf growth2n.s.0.42*
 LFFLeaf shape factorLeaf growth2n.s.−0.51**
 SLASpecific leaf areaLeaf growth10.58**n.s.
 CDIABasal crown diameterArchitecture1, 2−0.40*−0.65***
 FORMCrown formArchitecture1, 20.46*0.65***
 DENWood densityComposition2n.s.−0.41*
 DVOLWood density × stem volumeBiomass1, 2−0.56**−0.58**
Greenhouse study
 SDWStem dry massBiomass70−0.52**
 LDWLeaf dry massBiomass70−0.57**
 RDWRoot dry massBiomass70−0.73***
 AGBAboveground dry massBiomass70−0.56**
 TBMTotal dry massBiomass70−0.65***
 HTPlot heightStem growth42, 21–56−0.68***
 MSLMean stem lengthStem growth42, 21–56−0.60***
 TSLTotal stem lengthStem growth42, 21–56−0.59**
 SAStem areaStem growth70−0.48**
 VOLStem volumeStem growth70−0.60***
 SLASpecific leaf areaLeaf growth700.31*
 PHEVegetative phenologyLeaf growth11, 13−0.52**
 SPADChlorophyll contentLeaf growth14−0.39*
a

Time in years since coppice (field study) or days after planting (greenhouse study).

b

Asterisks ***, **, * denote significant at P-value < 0.001, P < 0.01, and P < 0.05, respectively.

Table 4.

Pearson correlation coefficients (r) of heterosis for biomass-related traits and the mean percentage of each locus in triploid progeny attributable to the respective diploid parent (diploid %).

TraitTrait descriptionTrait classTimeaYear 1bYear 2
Field study
 HTPlot heightStem growth1, 2−0.82***−0.53**
 STNStem numberStem growth1−0.41*n.s.
 MDIAMean stem diameterStem growth1, 2−0.47*−0.40*
 DIAStem diameterStem growth1, 2−0.54**−0.51**
 MSAMean stem areaStem growth1−0.41*n.s.
 SAStem areaStem growth1, 2−0.51**−0.47*
 VOLStem volumeStem growth1, 2−0.53**−0.52**
 LFLLeaf lengthLeaf growth2n.s.0.45*
 LFPLeaf perimeterLeaf growth2n.s.0.5**
 LFRLeaf ratioLeaf growth2n.s.0.42*
 LFFLeaf shape factorLeaf growth2n.s.−0.51**
 SLASpecific leaf areaLeaf growth10.58**n.s.
 CDIABasal crown diameterArchitecture1, 2−0.40*−0.65***
 FORMCrown formArchitecture1, 20.46*0.65***
 DENWood densityComposition2n.s.−0.41*
 DVOLWood density × stem volumeBiomass1, 2−0.56**−0.58**
Greenhouse study
 SDWStem dry massBiomass70−0.52**
 LDWLeaf dry massBiomass70−0.57**
 RDWRoot dry massBiomass70−0.73***
 AGBAboveground dry massBiomass70−0.56**
 TBMTotal dry massBiomass70−0.65***
 HTPlot heightStem growth42, 21–56−0.68***
 MSLMean stem lengthStem growth42, 21–56−0.60***
 TSLTotal stem lengthStem growth42, 21–56−0.59**
 SAStem areaStem growth70−0.48**
 VOLStem volumeStem growth70−0.60***
 SLASpecific leaf areaLeaf growth700.31*
 PHEVegetative phenologyLeaf growth11, 13−0.52**
 SPADChlorophyll contentLeaf growth14−0.39*
TraitTrait descriptionTrait classTimeaYear 1bYear 2
Field study
 HTPlot heightStem growth1, 2−0.82***−0.53**
 STNStem numberStem growth1−0.41*n.s.
 MDIAMean stem diameterStem growth1, 2−0.47*−0.40*
 DIAStem diameterStem growth1, 2−0.54**−0.51**
 MSAMean stem areaStem growth1−0.41*n.s.
 SAStem areaStem growth1, 2−0.51**−0.47*
 VOLStem volumeStem growth1, 2−0.53**−0.52**
 LFLLeaf lengthLeaf growth2n.s.0.45*
 LFPLeaf perimeterLeaf growth2n.s.0.5**
 LFRLeaf ratioLeaf growth2n.s.0.42*
 LFFLeaf shape factorLeaf growth2n.s.−0.51**
 SLASpecific leaf areaLeaf growth10.58**n.s.
 CDIABasal crown diameterArchitecture1, 2−0.40*−0.65***
 FORMCrown formArchitecture1, 20.46*0.65***
 DENWood densityComposition2n.s.−0.41*
 DVOLWood density × stem volumeBiomass1, 2−0.56**−0.58**
Greenhouse study
 SDWStem dry massBiomass70−0.52**
 LDWLeaf dry massBiomass70−0.57**
 RDWRoot dry massBiomass70−0.73***
 AGBAboveground dry massBiomass70−0.56**
 TBMTotal dry massBiomass70−0.65***
 HTPlot heightStem growth42, 21–56−0.68***
 MSLMean stem lengthStem growth42, 21–56−0.60***
 TSLTotal stem lengthStem growth42, 21–56−0.59**
 SAStem areaStem growth70−0.48**
 VOLStem volumeStem growth70−0.60***
 SLASpecific leaf areaLeaf growth700.31*
 PHEVegetative phenologyLeaf growth11, 13−0.52**
 SPADChlorophyll contentLeaf growth14−0.39*
a

Time in years since coppice (field study) or days after planting (greenhouse study).

b

Asterisks ***, **, * denote significant at P-value < 0.001, P < 0.01, and P < 0.05, respectively.

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