DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.c.3728719_d6
title: Additional file 6: Table S6a. of 
                     Sporobolus stapfianus: Insights into desiccation tolerance in the resurrection grasses from linking transcriptomics to metabolomics

description: SDATs encoding antioxidant enzymes and enzymes involved in antioxidant biosynthesis. The color shading represents a statistically significant change in transcript abundance in the dehydrated samples ((80%, 60, 40, and 30% RWC) from the abundance of the transcript in the hydrated control (HYD). In the rehydrating samples (12h and 24h), the color shading represents a significant change in transcript abundance from that of the hydrated control (HYD) or the dried samples (DRY). Red indicates a statistically significant increase in transcript abundance and green a statistically significant decrease in abundance. Table S6b. SDATs encoding enzymes involved in carbohydrate and energy metabolism. The color shading represents a statistically significant change in transcript abundance in the dehydrated samples (80%, 60%, 40%, and 30% RWC) from the abundance of the transcript in the hydrated control (HYD). In the rehydrating samples (12 h and 24 h), the color shading represents a significant change in transcript abundance from that of the hydrated control (HYD) or the dried samples (DRY). Red indicates a statistically significant increase in transcript abundance and green a statistically significant decrease in abundance. Table S6c. SDATs encoding enzymes involved in cell wall biosynthesis and catabolism. The color shading represents a statistically significant change in transcript abundance in the dehydrated samples (80%, 60, 40, and 30% RWC) from the abundance of the transcript in the hydrated control (HYD). In the rehydrating samples (12 h and 24 h), the color shading represents a significant change in transcript abundance from that of the hydrated control (HYD) or the dried samples (DRY). Red indicates a statistically significant increase in transcript abundance and green a statistically significant decrease in abundance. Table S6d. SDATs encoding kinases and phosphatases. The color shading represents a statistically significant change in transcript abundance in the dehydrated samples (80%, 60%, 40%, and 30% RWC) from the abundance of the transcript in the hydrated control (HYD). In the rehydrating samples (12 h and 24 h), the color shading represents a significant change in transcript abundance from that of the hydrated control (HYD) or the dried samples (DRY). Red indicates a statistically significant increase in transcript abundance and green a statistically significant decrease in abundance. Table S6e. SDATs encoding transcription factors. The color shading represents a statistically significant change in transcript abundance in the dehydrated samples (80%, 60%, 40%, and 30% RWC) from the abundance of the transcript in the hydrated control (HYD). In the rehydrating samples (12h and 24h), the color shading represents a significant change in transcript abundance from that of the hydrated control (HYD) or the dried samples (DRY). Red indicates a statistically significant increase in transcript abundance and green a statistically significant decrease in abundance. Table S6f. SDATs encoding late embryogenesis abundant (LEA) proteins. The color shading represents a statistically significant change in transcript abundance in the dehydrated samples (80%, 60, 40, and 30% RWC) from the abundance of the transcript in the hydrated control (HYD). In the rehydrating samples (12 h and 24 h), the color shading represents a significant change in transcript abundance from that of the hydrated control (HYD) or the dried samples (DRY). Red indicates a statistically significant increase in transcript abundance and green a statistically significant decrease in abundance. Table S6g. SDATs encoding heat shock and molecular chaperones. The color shading represents a statistically significant change in transcript abundance in the dehydrated samples (80%, 60, 40, and 30% RWC) from the abundance of the transcript in the hydrated control (HYD). In the rehydrating samples (12 h and 24 h), the color shading represents a significant change in transcript abundance from that of the hydrated control (HYD) or the dried samples (DRY). Red indicates a statistically significant increase in transcript abundance and green a statistically significant decrease in abundance. Table 6h. SDATs encoding ABA-induced transcripts. The color shading represents a statistically significant change in transcript abundance in the dehydrated samples (80%, 60%, 40%, and 30% RWC) from the abundance of the transcript in the hydrated control (HYD). In the rehydrating samples (12 h and 24 h), the color shading represents a significant change in transcript abundance from that of the hydrated control (HYD) or the dried samples (DRY). Red indicates a statistically significant increase in transcript abundance and green a statistically significant decrease in abundance. Table S6i. SDATs encoding proteins and enzymes involved in protein biosynthesis and turnover. The color shading represents a statistically significant change in transcript abundance in the dehydrated samples (80%, 60, 40, and 30% RWC) from the abundance of the transcript in the hydrated control (HYD). In the rehydrating samples (12 h and 24 h), the color shading represents a significant change in transcript abundance from that of the hydrated control (HYD) or the dried samples (DRY). Red indicates a statistically significant increase in transcript abundance and green a statistically significant decrease in abundance. (XLS 308 kb)