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. 2015 Jun 4;10(6):e0126777. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0126777

Fig 2. Hypothetical changes in the rate constant ki,g(t) during fruit growth as a function of parameter mi.

Fig 2

ki,g(t) = k i,g*SDWmi, with k i,g arbitrarily equal to 10 and SDW (pulp structural dry weight) taking values of the PL cultivar. The different values of mi correspond to the following situations: mi<0: enzyme inhibition exceeds the increase in the number of mitochondria; mi = 0: enzyme inhibition compensates for the increase in the number of mitochondria; 0<mi<1: enzyme inhibition under-compensates for the increase in the number of mitochondria; mi>1: activation of enzyme along with the increase in the number of mitochondria.