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. 2014 May 11;37(11):2553–2576. doi: 10.1111/pce.12328

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Drought stress time-course of Medicago truncatula plants. (a) Well-watered and drought-stressed M. truncatula plants throughout drought-stress progression and upon rewatering. (b) Effects of drought on leaf water potential (Ψ_w) and relative water content (RWC). D2W, 2-day well watered; D4W, 4-day well watered; D2D, 2-day drought; D3D, 3-day drought; D4D, 4-day drought; D7D, 7-day drought; D10D, 10-day drought; D14D, 14-day drought; RW1, 1 d after rewatering. Error bars represent SE (n = 3 plants).