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Changes in the vertical distribution of leaf area enhanced light interception efficiency in maize over generations of selection

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Table 1: Overview of the phenotypic traits estimated from 3D reconstructions
Table  2:  Pearson  correlation  coefficients  between  architectural  traits  35  days  after  sowing
Table 3: Pearson correlation coefficients between the studied variables and year of release  among water treatments (35 days after sowing)

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