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. 2012 Dec 30;19(2):209–220. doi: 10.1007/s12298-012-0153-3

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Fig. 7 — Dry matter partitioning in leaves, stem, roots and pods in tolerant (T-44 & MH 96-1) and sensitive (Pusa Baisakhi & MH-1K 24) mung bean genotypes under control and waterlogged conditions. a T-44 (control), b T-44 (waterlogged), c MH 96-1 (control) and d MH 96-1 (waterlogged) e Pusa Baisakhi (control), f Pusa Baisakhi (waterlogged), g MH-1K 24(control) and h MH-1K 24 (waterlogged). Genotype wise total dry matter (g/plant) average values of control (non-waterlogged) equivalent to 100 % were recorded as 17.68 (T - 44), 33.72 (MH 96 – 1), 39.67 (Pusa Baisakhi) and 23.22 (MH 1K – 24) while under waterlogged conditions average values of total dry matter (g/plant) were 15.18 (T - 44), 26.36 (MH 96 – 1), 13.21 (Pusa Baisakhi) and 7.32 (MH 1K – 24)