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. 2017 Oct 11;10(1):plx051. doi: 10.1093/aobpla/plx051

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Figure 1. — ANE mitigate drought stress in soybean. Twenty-one-day old soybean plants were divided in two sets and treated with 1.0 g L^–1 20-8-20 and 1.0 g L^–1 20-8-20 plus 7.0 mL L^–1 ANE, respectively. The plants were subjected to drought stress by stopping irrigation. The plants treated with 1.0 g L^–1 20-8-20 fertilizer served as the control. The effect of application of ANE growth of soybean: (a) before onset of drought (22 h after treatment), (b) during drought stress (75 h after treatment) and (c) after recovery (8 h after rewatering plant).