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From: Elevated temperatures cause loss of seed set in common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) potentially through the disruption of source-sink relationships

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Leaf surface temperatures and photosynthesis characteristics measured for three bean genotypes (Sacramento, NY-105, and Redhawk) grown under control and heat stress treatments. In each figure, the left graph represents the means for each genotype grown under control (blue) or heat (red) conditions. For each pane, the upper right graph represents the main effect of treatments across genotypes while the graph below represents the main effect of genotypes across treatment. The letters on each bar represents the results of post-hoc analysis. The same letter indicates the means are not significantly different at 0.05 probability level. The bars in all figures represent the 95% confidence intervals. In the leaf temperature figures, ambient temperatures in control (blue) and heat (red) stress conditions are highlighted by dashed lines. S = Sacramento, N = NY-105, R = Redhawk. C = control treatment, H = heat treatment

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