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Table 4. Mean and standard deviations of the spermatic concentration (10⁶ spz/mL) of Wistar rats submitted or not to testicular heat shock and treated or not with 100 mg/kg of green tea extract at different times.

		Days
GROUP	D15	D30	D60	Overall mean
G1	26.31±1.91Aa	11.19±7.14Aa	6.81±3.70Aa	14.77A
G2	13.88±5.78Aa	1.58±0.29Aa	2.88±0.66Aa	6.88B
G3	17.31±7.26Aa	15.13±10.22Aa	4.88±3.23Aa	12.44A
G4	13.75±5.42Aa	2.94±2.41Aa	3.19±1.81Aa	6.63B
Overall mean	17.81a	8.28b	4.44b

Different lowercase letters on the lines and different capital letters in the columns show significant differences (P<0.05) between the times and groups, respectively. G1: not stressed and untreated; G2: stressed and untreated; G3: not stressed and treated; G4: stressed and treated.

Table 4. Mean and standard deviations of the spermatic concentration (106 spz/mL) of Wistar rats submitted or not to testicular heat shock and treated or not with 100 mg/kg of green tea extract at different times.

Table 4. Mean and standard deviations of the spermatic concentration (10⁶ spz/mL) of Wistar rats submitted or not to testicular heat shock and treated or not with 100 mg/kg of green tea extract at different times.