Fig. 1: Biochemical components of leaf tissue. | Communications Biology

Fig. 1: Biochemical components of leaf tissue.

From: Spectroscopic analysis reveals that soil phosphorus availability and plant allocation strategies impact feedstock quality of nutrient-limited switchgrass

Fig. 1

Relationships between the normalized concentration (presented here as normalized absorbance at corresponding infrared frequencies) of biochemical components (cellulose, lignin, lipids, amides and inorganic/organic phosphates) in the leaf tissue samples of switchgrass plants and the concentration of a P- and b N- in the growth media of laboratory hydroponic experiments. “CL.Ratio” stands for the cellulose:lignin ratio.

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