Table 4. Impact of leaf extracts from local and exotic moringa landraces on amylose, amylopectin and protein contents in rice grains cultivated under different levels of drought stress (n = 4).

Treatments	Amylose contents (%)				Amylopectin contents (%)				Protein contents (%)
	CC	MDS	SDS	Mean (FT)	CC	MDS	SDS	Mean (FT)	CC	MDS	SDS	Mean (FT)
WS	23.20	20.20	16.45	19.95 D	76.80	79.80	83.55	80.05 A	6.22	7.60	10.20	8.01
MLE-LM	24.15	21.46	18.05	21.20 B	75.80	78.52	81.95	78.77 C	6.25	7.70	10.10	8.02
MLE-LF	24.70	22.15	19.70	22.18 A	75.30	77.85	80.30	77.82 D	6.05	7.27	10.12	7.82
MLE-LD	24.20	21.45	18.15	21.27 B	75.80	78.55	81.85	78.73 C	6.02	7.35	10.37	7.92
MLE-EL	23.70	20.75	17.25	20.57 C	76.30	79.25	82.75	79.43 B	6.10	7.45	10.32	7.96
Mean (WT)	23.99 A	21.21 B	17.92 C		76.01 C	78.79 B	82.08 A		6.13 C	7.46 B	10.22 A
LSD, 0.05	WT = 0.0544, FT = 0.1087, WT×FT = NS				WT = 0.0445, FT = 0.4481, WT×FT = NS				WT = 0.1084, FT = NS, WT×FT = NS

Means sharing the same alphabets did not differ significantly at P ≤ 0.05. NS = statistically non-significant, CC = control condition, MDS = moderate drought stress, SDS = severe drought stress, FT = foliar treatments, WS = water spray, MLE-LM = moringa leaf extract from local landrace of Multan origin, LF = local landrace of Faisalabad origin, LD = local landrace of DG Khan origin, EL = exotic landrace, WT = water treatments