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. 2016 May 6;8:plw027. doi: 10.1093/aobpla/plw027

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Figure 5. — Arrhenius graphs created by plotting the natural logarithm of cuticular permeabilities versus the inverse absolute temperature. Each point represents for a given temperature the mean minimum conductance of Rhazya stricta leaves (ln g_min = –2.332 (±0.338) – (2229.163 (±103.223) × 1/T), ±SE of regression, F = 466.370, P < 0.001, r²=0.987, n = 8) and the mean cuticular permeance of Juglans regia leaves (Burghardt and Riederer 2006).