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Fig. S1 Changes of the levels of metabolites in Arabidopsis leaves under various abiotic stress conditions. Each data represents the relative metabolite.

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1 Fig. S1 Changes of the levels of metabolites in Arabidopsis leaves under various abiotic stress conditions. Each data represents the relative metabolite levels in the fold change value against control growth conditions at one time point. The values are taken from studies on dehydration (Dehy) [28], salt [79], heat and cold [57], high light (HL) [65], light quality change (PSI-II vs PSI and PSII-I vs PSII) [71], UV light (UV) [74], low nitrogen (LN) [104], sulphur limitation (S-) [65]and potassium limitation (K-) [116] stresses. The data set used for the analysis is found in Supplementary data, Table S1. The selected metabolites are also presented in Fig. 1.

2 Amino acids 1 Fold change (log 2 ) Conditions

3 Amino acids 2 Fold change (log 2 ) Conditions

4 Amino acids 3 Fold change (log 2 ) Conditions

5 Organic acids 1 Fold change (log 2 ) Conditions

6 Organic acids 2 Fold change (log 2 ) Conditions

7 Sugars 1 Fold change (log 2 ) Conditions

8 Sugars 2 Fold change (log 2 ) Conditions

9 Others Fold change (log 2 ) Conditions

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