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. 2018 Sep 5;9:1257. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2018.01257

Table 2.

Number of chemical features that increase and decrease in relative abundance by ≥ 75% as a function the dominant stress condition.

Year Species Increase by ≥ 75%
Decrease by ≥ 75%
Stress condition Number affected Stress condition Number affected
2013 Balsam fir High Temperature 6 High Temperature 21
Paper birch High Temperature 28 High Temperature 38
2014 Balsam fir Drought 43 Temperature + Drought 35
Paper birch Drought 98 Temperature + Drought 31
Red maple Temperature + Drought 36 Drought 66
Trembling aspen Temperature 79 Drought 37
2015 Balsam fir Temperature + Light 26 Light 111
Beaked hazel Temperature + Light 155 Temperature + Light 56
Paper birch Temperature + Light 126 Light 278
Trembling aspen Temperature + Light 280 Light 162

In most scenarios, the stress condition that led to large-scale increases in relative abundance was different than that which led to large-scale decreases. “Number affected” displays the number of chemical features that either increased or decreased by ≥ 75% for the given species and stress condition.