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. 2013 Sep 16;64(14):4603–4615. doi: 10.1093/jxb/ert276

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Fig. 1. — Growth promotion of M. sinensis by H. frisingense GSF30^T (Hf). The graphs show total biomass from 6-week-old plants. (A) Fresh weight [mg, ±standard error (SE)] of seedlings grown with (+Hf, dark grey bars) or without H. frisingense (–Hf, pale grey bars) under low (N100, 50 µM NH₄NO₃; 12 plants) or higher (N500, 250 µM NH₄NO₃; 13 plants) nitrogen levels. Different lower-case letters indicate a significant difference by ANOVA test (P < 0.05). (B) Fresh weight (% compared with –Hf, ±SE) following H. frisingense inoculation (n=11 independent experiments; total 223 plants +Hf and 259 plants –Hf) under N100 conditions. Different lower-case letters indicate a significant difference by ANOVA test (P < 0.001). (C) Dry weight (mg, ±SE) of 6-week-old seedlings, separated for roots and shoots, without or with H. frisingense inoculation under N100 conditions.