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S. L variety 3% 56.40bc±1.54 1.02d±0.35 0.32cd±0.12 43.54b±1.57 8.86b±0.61 0.37e±0.14
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S. L variety 8% 48.06f±0.81 2.66a±0.19 0.51a±0.15 38.10c±1.64 12.50a±0.16 0.67cd±0.86
Indian variety 3% 56.20c±0.65 0.57e±0.95 0.16e±0.25 45.49ab±1.07 7.35c±0.15 0.55d±0.25
Indian variety 5% 54.70cd±0.52 1.00d±0.49 0.36bc±0.17 43.40b±0.97 9.25b±0.15 0.96a±0.01
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