Skip to main content
. 2017 Jun 16;7:3693. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-03540-z

Figure 1.

Figure 1

Natural variation in A. thaliana Zn and Cd tolerance. 23 accessions of the Versailles Core24 were grown on vertical agar plates under control conditions or in the presence of either 5 µM CdCl2 (a) or 50 µM ZnSO4 (b). Length of primary roots was determined after 12–14 d. Relative root growth of seedlings as an indicator for tolerance was calculated as follows: root length metal treatment/mean root length control conditions × 100. Absolute root lengths (in mm) under control conditions were: Bl-1: 64 ± 17; Stw-0:66 ± 26; N13: 69 ± 26; Akita: 70 ± 18; Shak: 77 ± 19; St-0: 82 ± 14; Blh-1: 83 ± 16; Ct-1: 84 ± 19; Kn-0: 85 ± 20; Can-0: 85 ± 16; Mh-1: 87 ± 18; Col-0: 88 ± 15; Ply-1: 90 ± 22; Cvi-0: 90 ± 14; Oy-0: 91 ± 23; Edi-0: 91 ± 16; JEA: 92 ± 22; Tsu-0: 94 ± 21; Ler-0: 94 ± 24; Mt-0: 96 ± 17; Bur-0: 99 ± 22; Gre-0: 102 ± 23; Alc-0: 103 ± 20). Data represent means ± SD. Per accession 17 to 185 plants were compared. The average n was 119. Statistical analysis was performed via one-way ANOVA and data were grouped based on Tukey’s 95% confidence intervals.