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. 2016 Sep 21;7:1407. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2016.01407

Table 1.

Variance analysis of grain Cd accumulation in different rice ecotypes by two-way ANOVA.

Ecotype No. of cultivars Components Sum of square Mean of square F-value σ2 Var%
ind 20 SCd 3.91 1.95 13.20** 0.05 2.6
G 123.53 6.50 43.93** 1.06 61.0
G × SCd 42.40 1.12 7.54** 0.48 27.9
aus 8 SCd 2.68 1.34 4.40* 0.07 2.5
G 41.12 5.87 19.31** 0.93 35.4
G × SCd 26.45 1.89 6.21** 1.33 50.6
tej 16 SCd 15.58 7.79 44.32** 0.24 40.0
G 16.41 1.09 6.23** 0.18 30.6
G × SCd 8.57 0.29 1.63
trj 12 SCd 0.90 0.45 12.99** 0.02 5.8
G 13.48 1.23 35.39** 0.20 66.8
G × SCd 3.83 0.17 5.03** 0.05 15.7
aro 3 SCd 3.13 1.57 13.33** 0.24 6.2
G 38.85 19.43 165.47** 3.22 82.1
G × SCd 4.60 1.15 9.79** 0.34 8.8
mix 9 SCd 1.08 0.54 1.77
G 38.09 4.76 15.68** 0.74 71.0
G × SCd 6.21 0.39 1.28

G” represents the genotypic variations and “SCd” represents the soil Cd concentrations in three different paddy fields. “Var%” represents the expansion of different parts on determining the phenotypic variations. * and ** indicate significant differences at P < 0.05 and P < 0.01, respectively.