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. 2018 Mar 2;9:188. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2018.00188

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Diurnal patterns of stomatal conductance (g_s) of rice leaves grown under two atmospheric CO₂ conditions: ambient (AMB, app. 400 ppm on the left panel) and elevated (ELE, app. 800 ppm on the right panel) in a sunlit chamber experiment (Experiment 2). Open symbols indicate mean g_s of control groups (E–), whereas closed symbols indicate mean g_s of WP5 inoculated groups (E+). Error bars of the means represent ± 1 SE of replicated samples (n = 8). Two-way ANOVA test results are indicated at each time point. CO₂ treatment effect (CO2) and endophyte inoculation treatment effect (INOC) are provided at P < 0.10 (^o), 0.05 (^∗), 0.01 (^∗∗), 0.001 (^∗∗∗) levels.