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. 2017 Mar 31;68(9):2345–2360. doi: 10.1093/jxb/erx085

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Fig. 3. — Heat map for the percentage change (%) of the 31 year average trait value for each of the nine photosynthesis-enhancing routes (route numbers defined in Table 2), relative to that for the default route, in a rice crop simulated for the present climate and the 2050 climate, under either potential or water-limited environments, at three representative sites. Traits shown are: A_canopy,s, season-long canopy photosynthesis; PAR_int, season-long intercepted PAR; PLUE, overall photosynthetic light use efficiency defined as A_canopy,s divided by PAR_int; RESP, season-long crop respiration; F_root, fraction of mass for roots; SENES, shoot mass lost due to leaf senescence; and WUE, water use efficiency. (Colours: white for no change, green for decrease, red for increase, and colour intensity for the magnitude of decrease or increase.)