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. 2016 Jun 22;7:877. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2016.00877

Table 4.

Effect of the waterlogging treatment on fiber length and strength at different main-stem fruiting branches in 2011 and 2012.

Fruiting branches Waterlogging treatment UHMLb (mm) Strength (cN/tex)
2011 2012 2011 2012
FB6–7 WL0a 31.5ac 31.1a 30.2a 30.6a
WL3 30.8b 30.4a 29.6b 29.8b
WL6 30.3c 29.2b 28.9c 29.2b
WL9 29.4d 28.6bc 28.3d 28.2c
WL12 28.3e 28.1c 27.7d 27.8c
FB10–11 WL0 30.9a 31.8a 31.1a 30.2a
WL3 30.7ab 31.6a 30.7b 29.4ab
WL6 30.4bc 31.2a 30.4b 29.5ab
WL9 30.2cd 30.3b 30.1c 28.7b
WL12 29.8d 29.3c 29.9c 27.8c
FB14–15 WL0 31.6a 31.2a 28.6d 30.0b
WL3 31.1b 31.0a 29.3bc 30.6ab
WL6 30.9b 29.7a 29.7a 30.9a
WL9 30.4c 29.8a 29.1c 30.5ab
WL12 30.2c 29.7a 29.5ab 30.2ab
Year (Y) 8.50**d 12.06**
Fruiting branches (FB) 20.50** 48.92**
Waterlogging (WL) 80.73** 92.10**
Y × FB 7.70** 74.78**
Y × WL 1.11 1.92
FB × WL 2.72** 18.79**
Y × FB × WL 1.49 1.13
a

WL0, WL3, WL6, WL9, and WL12 stand for waterlogging days of 0, 3, 6, 9, and 12 days respectively.

b

UHML was short for upper half mean length.

c

Values followed by different letters within the same column are significantly different at P = 0.05 probability level. Each data represents the mean of three replications.

d

NS, not significant;

*, **

Significantly different at the 0.05 and 0.01 probability levels.