3.3 Relationship between plasmotype and nuclear diversity
and pleiotropic effects on circadian clock and life history traits
In the RHL, we wished to compare the occurrence of plasticity between
the different traits. Therefore, we compared the number of reciprocal
hybrids that significantly differ in the life history traits and Chl F
traits (Figure 3 ). We clustered phenotypic traits measured in
the net house as growth or reproductive and traits measured with
SensyPAM as the clock or Chl F parameters. The percentage of different
pairs of reciprocal hybrids was highest for Fv/Fm under OT (44.8%), and
the lowest was zero hybrids for the difference of DTF under AT. If
comparing the traits according to our clustering, we could see that the
mean number of differing reciprocal hybrids is highest for Chl F
(26.3%), second for clock traits (15%), and falling behind for growth
and reproductive traits with 5.23% and 3.73%, respectively (Figure3 ).