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. 2021 May 29;22(11):5825. doi: 10.3390/ijms22115825

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Effect of heat priming (HPr) and γ-amino butyric acid (GABA), applied individually or in combination (HPr+GABA) on membrane damage (A), cellular oxidizing ability (B), relative leaf water content, RLWC (C) and stomatal conductance (D) on heat-tolerant (G1: IG2507; G2: IG3263) and heat-sensitive (G1: IG2821; G2: IG2849) genotypes at stage 1 (S1) and stage 2 (S2) in heat-stressed (HS) lentil plants, compared to control (C). Vertical bars represent standard errors (n = 3). Different small letters on the bars indicate significant differences from each other (p < 0.05). LSD for interaction (genotypes × stages × treatments) (p < 0.05): membrane damage: 2.9; cellular oxidizing ability: 0.030, relative leaf water content: 2.2, stomatal conductance: 26.3. FW = fresh weight.