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IntroductionTable 2: Matrix of correlation (Pearson correlation coefficients, N = 190) between variablesmeasured at plant sampling or calculated between germination and sampling (DR, RGR) in Exp2 inthe two replications. SDW (g): Shoot dry weight estimated for a photothermal variable, PT, of2.2x10 6 MJ m -2 °Cd; RGR, shoot relative growth rate (g g -1 Cd -1 ) DR, developmental rate (°Cd -1 ); NBT,tiller number estimated for a PT of 2.2x10 6 MJ -1 m 2 °Cd -1 ; LW7 and LL7 respectively main stem leaf 7final width and length. Bold values indicate highly significant correlations (p< 0.01). * for P < 0.05;** for P < 0.01.Table 3: Multiple linear regression model explaining relative growth rate (RGR, g g -1 °Cd -1 ) in Exp1(field experiment).Nb: Inflation factor was computed and inferior to 2 for all the variables, validating the stability ofthe regression model. A ridge regression was also performed, confirming the same r² values, thesignificance for each parameter and for the model (p
IntroductionTable 4: Multiple linear regression model explaining relative growth rate (RGR, g g -1 °Cd -1 ) in Exp2(greenhouse experiment)Nb: Inflation factor was computed and inferior to 2 for all the variables, validating the stability ofthe regression model. A ridge regression was also performed, confirming the same r² values, thesignificance for each parameter and for the model (p
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