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. 1999 Oct;121(2):489–496. doi: 10.1104/pp.121.2.489

Table I.

The effects of UV-B exposure during growth on gs of pea leaves

UVB treatment Normal Leaf Position
Adaxial Abaxial Total
mol m−2 s−1
Control 0.484 a 0.520 a 1.000 a
Low 0.435 ab 0.496 a 0.930 ab
Medium 0.371 b 0.482 a 0.859 b
High 0.082 c 0.319 b 0.401 c
se 0.020 0.024 0.036
Leaves Inverted
Adaxial inverted Abaxial inverted Total
Control 0.081 a 0.770 a 0.851 a
Low 0.120 ab 0.666 ab 0.786 ab
Medium 0.130 b 0.577 b 0.709 b
High 0.036 c 0.340 c 0.376 c
se 0.012 0.029 0.034

Results averaged over 9 or 10 d after growth from seed for 21 d either without UV-B radiation (control), or with 0.21 (low), 0.30 (medium), or 0.63 (high) W m−2 UV-B. Total gs is the sum of abaxial and adaxial gs. Means and pooled se for each UVB treatment were calculated from separate ANOVA for each parameter with data from single leaves on six plants in each treatment, with leaves in the normal position (average over 10 d) or leaves inverted after the 1st d of measurement (average over 9 d). Means within the same part of a column (either normal or inverted) followed by same letter are not significantly different (P > 0.05).