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Fig. 6 | Plant Methods

Fig. 6

From: The effect of probe geometry on rind puncture resistance testing of maize stalks

Fig. 6

Correlations between rind puncture metrics and strength as a function of location along the stalk. Each bar chart represents a single metric. Whiskers are not present because each bar represents a single average R2 value. For each rind penetration metric the chamfered probe (dark grey bars) produced a stronger correlation with stalk bending strength than the pointed probe (light grey bars). When considering all rind penetration metrics the pointed probe did not demonstrate any consistent trends with regards to puncture location. However, the chamfered probe consistently produced higher correlations at the most central internode as opposed to the most basal internode across all rind penetration metrics

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