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. 2023 Mar 11;24(6):5393. doi: 10.3390/ijms24065393

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Leaves phenotypic and biochemical analysis of CtPAL1 and CtC4H1 transgenic plants after DS (drought stress) treatment. (A) Phenotype of transgenic plants after 14 days of drought stress treatment. (B) DAB staining assay, leaves were stained with DAB after drought treatment. (C) NBT staining assay, leaves were stained with DAB after drought treatment. (D) Total flavonoid content. (E) Anthocyanin content. (F) Malondialdehyde. (MDA) content analysis. The numerical value represents the average ± standard deviation of three biological repetitive samples. The statistics were calculated with one-way ANOVA test and significant differences between treatments were demonstrated with asterisk (* p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01).