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. 2010 Dec 9;107(2):243–254. doi: 10.1093/aob/mcq234

Table 3.

Comparison of identified significantly different (P < 0·05) metabolites in the leaves and roots of IRL-OP-2538-P under P-sufficient and P-deficient phosphorous

Average response ratio of IRL-OP-2538-P under sufficient P supply Average response ratio of IRL-OP-2538-P under limited P supply Low/high P Log(ratio)
Leaf
Unknown 1·83 × 10−4 3·10 × 10−4 1·69 0·007 0·23
Phytil methyl ether 2nd peak 4·47 × 10−1 4·01 × 10−1 0·90 0·028 –0·05
Unknown 5·17 × 10−1 4·49 × 10−1 0·87 0·045 –0·06
Unknown 1·10 × 10−2 9·22 × 10−3 0·84 0·037 –0·08
Phenylalanine 5·64 × 10−4 4·71 × 10−4 0·84 0·015 –0·08
n-Tetracosanol 1·11 × 10−2 9·01 × 10−3 0·81 0·010 –0·09
Octadecanol 5·25 × 10−3 4·02 × 10−3 0·76 0·044 –0·12
Isoleucine 3·09 × 10−4 2·13 × 10−4 0·69 0·002 –0·16
Unknown 3·71 × 10−4 2·53 × 10−4 0·68 0·001 –0·17
Unknown 5·13 × 10−4 3·48 × 10−4 0·68 0·007 –0·17
Citric acid 5·48 × 10−3 3·50 × 10−3 0·64 0·032 –0·19
Pentadecenoic acid 5·43 × 10−3 3·37 × 10−3 0·62 0·002 –0·21
β-Alanine 4·94 × 10−5 3·01 × 10−5 0·61 0·016 –0·22
Leucine 4·13 × 10−4 2·49 × 10−4 0·60 0·030 –0·22
Fructose* 1·19 × 10−2 7·15 × 10−3 0·60 0·005 –0·22
Tyrosine 2·40 × 10−4 1·37 × 10−4 0·57 0·013 –0·24
Unknown 4·19 × 10−4 2·39 × 10−4 0·57 0·049 –0·24
Malic acid 1·22 × 10−2 6·73 × 10−3 0·55 <0·001 –0·26
Unknown 5·80 × 10−5 2·58 × 10−5 0·44 <0·001 –0·35
n-Pentadecanoic acid 8·70 × 10−4 3·82 × 10−4 0·44 0·029 –0·36
Lysine 3·61 × 10−5 1·56 × 10−5 0·43 0·017 –0·36
Fucosterol 1·84 × 10−3 7·44 × 10−4 0·41 0·020 –0·39
Phosphate 3·06 × 10−3 1·20 × 10−3 0·39 0·004 –0·41
2-Piperidinecarboxylic acid 2·27 × 10−5 8·58 × 10−6 0·38 0·015 –0·42
Unknown 2·26 × 10−3 8·37 × 10−4 0·37 0·023 –0·43
Unknown 2·12 × 10−3 7·73 × 10−4 0·36 <0·001 –0·44
Proline 2·20 × 10−3 5·26 × 10−4 0·24 0·043 –0·62
Root
Unknown 5·63 × 10−4 0·00 * <0·001 *
Stigmastadienol 6·68 × 10−5 6·03 × 10−4 9·03 0·032 0·96
Diamino-1,3-propane 3·25 × 10−6 1·93 × 10−5 5·94 0·009 0·77
Unknown 8·96 × 10−4 3·65 × 10−3 4·08 0·006 0·61
Unknown 1·72 × 10−3 5·29 × 10−3 3·07 0·003 0·49
Unknown 4·07 × 10−5 9·54 × 10−5 2·34 0·002 0·37
d-5-Avenasterol 1·63 × 10−3 3·63 × 10−3 2·23 0·010 0·35
Putrescine 7·52 × 10−5 1·62 × 10−4 2·15 <0·001 0·33
Galactose 2·89 × 10−5 5·78 × 10−5 2·00 0·046 0·30
Fructose* 1·22 × 10−3 2·35 × 10−3 1·93 <0·001 0·29
Glucose* 1·23 × 10−3 2·27 × 10−3 1·85 <0·001 0·27
Unknown 5·51 × 10−5 9·49 × 10−5 1·72 0·008 0·24
Shikimic acid 2·66 × 10−5 4·00 × 10−5 1·50 0·001 0·18
Unknown 2·07 × 10−4 3·09 × 10−4 1·49 0·011 0·17
Sucrose 7·85 × 10−2 1·16 × 10−1 1·48 0·027 0·17
n-Octadecanoic acid 7·44 × 10−3 9·96 × 10−3 1·34 0·020 0·13
Linoleic acid 2·06 × 10−1 2·62 × 10−1 1·27 0·001 0·10
α-Linolenic acid 5·63 × 10−2 6·82 × 10−2 1·21 0·016 0·08
β-Sitosterol 1·55 × 10−1 1·86 × 10−1 1·20 0·017 0·08
n-Hexadecanoic acid 2·05 × 10−1 2·47 × 10−1 1·20 0·017 0·08
Valine 1·61 × 10−3 1·27 × 10−3 0·79 0·031 –0·10
Eicosanol 1·08 × 10−2 7·60 × 10−3 0·70 0·026 –0·15
Leucine 9·10 × 10−4 6·26 × 10−4 0·69 0·015 –0·16
Unknown 4·80 × 10−4 3·02 × 10−4 0·63 0·041 –0·20
Lysine 2·29 × 10−4 1·42 × 10−4 0·62 0·006 –0·21
Phosphate 1·24 × 10−2 7·33 × 10−3 0·59 <0·001 –0·23
Cinnamic acid 4·50 × 10−2 2·60 × 10−2 0·58 0·045 –0·24
4- or 3-Hydroxycinnamic acid 2·23 × 10−2 1·23 × 10−2 0·55 <0·001 –0·26
Alanine 1·83 × 10−3 9·89 × 10−4 0·54 0·001 –0·27
Unknown 5·29 × 10−4 2·75 × 10−4 0·52 0·006 –0·28
Allantoin 8·70 × 10−4 4·16 × 10−4 0·48 <0·001 –0·32
Unknown 1·25 × 10−3 5·05 × 10−4 0·40 <0·001 –0·39
Unknown 1·36 × 10−4 4·74 × 10−5 0·35 <0·001 –0·46
n-Docosanol 8·50 × 10−4 2·97 × 10−4 0·35 0·007 –0·46
Heneicosanol 9·84 × 10−4 3·15 × 10−4 0·32 0·002 –0·49
Mannitol 3·14 × 10−4 3·64 × 10−5 0·12 <0·001 –0·94

* Both glucose and fructose result in two peaks corresponding to their isomers. The levels of both isomers were combined to calculate the total value of glucose and fructose.