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Trait quantification and their correlation in 387 Arabidopsis accessions. A, Phenotype of representative Arabidopsis accessions before submergence (control), after 13 days of submergence, and 1-day post desubmergence. The numbers indicate the visual score indicating the proportion of vigorous green leaves to total number of leaves (score 10 = all leaves vigorous, score 5 = 50% of leaves stress affected). B, Distributions of the seven quantified traits in 387 Arabidopsis accessions under the three experimental conditions (control; submergence, sub; desubmergence, desub). Asterisks indicate a statistically significant difference for a comparison of treatments against control (ANOVA, Tukey’s HSD test, P <0.01). The box plots indicate the first and third quartiles with a median line and the whiskers represent the 1.5× interquartile range. C, Pearson correlation of all determined traits under control (black text), submergence (orange text), and desubmergence (green text) conditions. For significant correlations (P <0.01) the color scale indicates the correlation coefficient (R).

Trait quantification and their correlation in 387 Arabidopsis accessions. A, Phenotype of representative Arabidopsis accessions before submergence (control), after 13 days of submergence, and 1-day post desubmergence. The numbers indicate the visual score indicating the proportion of vigorous green leaves to total number of leaves (score 10 = all leaves vigorous, score 5 = 50% of leaves stress affected). B, Distributions of the seven quantified traits in 387 Arabidopsis accessions under the three experimental conditions (control; submergence, sub; desubmergence, desub). Asterisks indicate a statistically significant difference for a comparison of treatments against control (ANOVA, Tukey’s HSD test, P <0.01). The box plots indicate the first and third quartiles with a median line and the whiskers represent the 1.5× interquartile range. C, Pearson correlation of all determined traits under control (black text), submergence (orange text), and desubmergence (green text) conditions. For significant correlations (P <0.01) the color scale indicates the correlation coefficient (R).

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