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Table 2 indicates that all the antioxidant contents displayedsignificant differences (P ≤ 0.001, 0.01 and 0.05)for both the main effects (both F and E) and the interactioneffects (F × E) with the exception of the -tocopherolcontent in the entry effect. Fig. 5 shows the reduced ASAcontent in the roots when they were treated with various durationsof being waterlogged. Maximal increase was foundat 72 h of flooding treatment for all plants. A slight increasein reduced ASA content was noted in EG117 as the floodingtime was extended. A significantly higher amount ofreduced ASA was found in EG117 as compared to both thetomato entries. Waterlogging stress over time did not causea significant change in ASA content for EG117 (Fig. 6).Furthermore, ASA content was not significantly affectedby entries, with the exception of an elevated ASA value forEG203 (0.26mol g−1 fw) and L4422 (0.21 mol g−1 fw)as compared to other entries in the same column of Fig. 6.As shown in Fig. 7, a gradual increase in total ASA contentduring flooding was observed. In addition, the eggplants hada significantly higher content of total ASA than tomatoes
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