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. 2019 Dec 19;15(12):e1008126. doi: 10.1371/journal.pgen.1008126

Fig 2. Correlation between phosphate concentration in plants grown on agar plates and in soil.

Fig 2

Each dot represents median concentration of phosphate in Lotus japonicus accessions. The value results from 4 biological replicates. In the top left corner, Pearson’s coefficient and p value are indicated. Colored lined and colored shades represent linear regression and 95% confidence intervals. Both agar plates and soil contained non limiting concentration of phosphate: agar plates contained 750 μM of phosphate and soil contained 200 mg/L of phosphate.