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. 2020 Sep 17;11:500479. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2020.500479

Table 2.

Summary report with results of a two-factor mixed-effects ANOVA and a linear mixed-effects model (see Statistical Analysis section).

Parameter Factor F-value p-value
Mixed-effects ANOVA
V cmax25 Succ 9.8 0.011
J max25 Succ 11.6 0.009
J max25/V cmax25 Succ 0.2 0.66
A280 Succ 9.4 0.012
AQY Succ 10.7 0.008
R d25 Succ 6.9 0.025
Ntot Succ 0.4 0.54
LMA Succ 1.4 0.26
Chl Succ 1.6 0.23
Linear mixed-effects model
V cmax25 Ntot 0.67 0.41
Succ 8.7 0.015
Ntot*Succ 5.8 0.018
NLH 11.7 0.001
NR+B Succ 4.2 0.067
NLH*Succ 0.5 0.5
Ntot 7.14 0.009
Rd25 Succ 7.14 0.023
Ntot*Succ 0.15 0.7
Ntot LMA 72.2 <0.001
Succ 0.0083 0.93
LMA*Succ 1.5 0.22
NLH 5.7 0.019
AQY Succ 4.8 0.052
NLH*Succ 2 0.16

Bold numbers represent p < 0.05. Traits analyzed were: maximum rates of Rubisco carboxylation capacity (Vcmax25, µmol m-2 s-1) and electron transport (Jmax25, µmol m-2 s-1) at 25°C; photosynthetic rates at a constant intercellular (Ci) CO2 concentration of 280 ppm (A280, µmol m-2 s-1); the ratio of Jmax25 to Vcmax25 (Jmax25:Vcmax25 ratio); leaf mass per unit leaf area (LMA, g m-2) and area-based total leaf nitrogen content (Ntot, g m-2); leaf dark respiration measured at 25˚C; apparent quantum yield of photosynthesis (AQY); fractional investments of total leaf N content into compounds maximizing photosynthetic capacity (NR+B) and compounds maximizing photosynthetic light-harvesting (NLH).