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Roots (arrows) and tubers (T) are evident; d A Box 1 seedling after 65 days of culture.

At Madeira Seca (Corvo) we found 10 plants, with a stem length of 6 35 cm, and 1 seedling.

In Arabidopsis thaliana, we applied TEX-QTL mapping to identify QTL for two traits: 1) seedling greening in response to salt and 2) seed size.

In each replicate, each genotype was planted in 3 (in 2014) or 20 rows (in 2015) of 10 hills (1 seedling per hill).

There were significant differences between subpopulations for drought score 1 (seedling vigour; P = 0.05), 3 (recovery after 2nd stress; P < 0.001), 4 (drought resistance at early vegetative stage; P = 0.017) and 5 (drought resistance at late vegetative stage; P = 0.001).

This population appears to be in decline: in 1988 it was estimated as containing from 500 to 800 plants, but a 2001 survey found only 198 adults, 1 seedling, and 286 dead plants; and a 2004 survey found 135 adults, no seedlings, and 174 dead plants.

Statistically, higher grain yield (4034 kg ha−1), biomass yield (10,182 kg ha−1), seedling density (6.5) and spikes m−2 (523 plants m−2) were recorded in 2013 than 2014.

This suppression did not result from generalized auxin resistance because iar1-3 mtp5-1 seedling roots retained wild-type sensitivity to the inhibitory effects of IAA on root elongation.

1. Seedlings are well grown, and there is zero mortality.

After 14 days, seedlings were divided into two groups: (1) 26 seedlings for control (CK), (2) 26 seedlings for 14 days' exposure experiment: 40 mg L−1 Na2HAsO4·7H2O (HAs).

4°C/7 d 25°C/10 d (Xie et al. [2012]) Seedling growth 1 = dark green seedlings, 3 = light green seedlings, 5 = yellow seedlings, 7 = brown seedlings, 9 = seedlings dead.