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. 2020 May 27;72(1):122–136. doi: 10.1093/jxb/eraa261

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Fig. 2. — Continuous drought delays floral development in spring barley. Development of the main shoot apex (MSA) (A), plant height (B), the number of tillers (C), fresh weight biomass (D), and leaf relative water content (RWC) (E) were scored during development under control (black) and drought (red) conditions under LDs (16 h light/8 h night) in the spring barley cultivars Scarlett, Golden Promise, and Bowman, and their derived introgression lines S42-IL107, GP-fast, and BW281 according to the scale by Waddington et al. (1983). Dot sizes indicate the number of overlapping samples. Trend lines were calculated using a polynomial regression (Loess smooth line); grey areas show the 95% confidence interval.