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Original Articles

Evaluation of physiological traits of summer maize under drought stress

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Pages 133-140 | Received 21 May 2015, Accepted 11 Aug 2015, Published online: 06 Oct 2015

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Figure 1. Total transpiration, RWC and growth of maize under different soil water availability. Lowercase letters indicate statistical significance in different soil water availability treatments at P < .05.

Figure 1. Total transpiration, RWC and growth of maize under different soil water availability. Lowercase letters indicate statistical significance in different soil water availability treatments at P < .05.

Figure 2. Leaf gas exchange and fluorescence under different soil water availability. (a) Net photosynthesis (Pn); (b) stomatal conductance (Gs); (c) transpiration rate (Tr); (d) chlorophyll content (Chl); (e) the maximum quantum yield of PSII photochemistry (Fv/Fm); (f) the effective quantum yield of PSII photochemistry (ФPSII). Lowercase letters indicate statistical significance in different soil water availability treatments at P < .05.

Figure 2. Leaf gas exchange and fluorescence under different soil water availability. (a) Net photosynthesis (Pn); (b) stomatal conductance (Gs); (c) transpiration rate (Tr); (d) chlorophyll content (Chl); (e) the maximum quantum yield of PSII photochemistry (Fv/Fm); (f) the effective quantum yield of PSII photochemistry (ФPSII). Lowercase letters indicate statistical significance in different soil water availability treatments at P < .05.

Figure 3. The accumulation and content of nutrients under different soil water availability. (a) Carbon (C); (b) nitrogen (N); (c) phosphorus (P); (d) potassium (K). Lowercase letters indicate statistical significance in different soil water availability treatments at P < .05.

Figure 3. The accumulation and content of nutrients under different soil water availability. (a) Carbon (C); (b) nitrogen (N); (c) phosphorus (P); (d) potassium (K). Lowercase letters indicate statistical significance in different soil water availability treatments at P < .05.

Table 1. The b-values in the linear-regression analysis between physiological traits and soil water availability.

Table 2. RRs of plant growth, gas exchange and nutrient accumulation under different water treatments.

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