Supplementary Table 1. Loadings and jack-knifed confidence intervals (CI)
of metabolites contributing to predictive variation in OPLS-DA models of
water stressed versus control, and water stressed versus re-watered.
Metabolites shown are those in which the loading ± confidence interval was
different to zero.
Supplementary Table 2. Metabolites, ChEBI
identifiers(http://www.ebi.ac.uk/chebi/), identification method (ID),
statistical significance (P-value of t-test) , false discovery rate (FDR, q-
value), and fold-changes of aqueous metabolites measured in
methanol:chloroform:water extracts of leaves of E. dumosa and E. pauciflora
that were either grown with adequate water (control) or severe water stress
(defined as gs
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