According to the results of the graph, what happened to the water potential over time and which treatment generated less and greater water stress? Explain the answers. Water potential in stem at noon "Manzanilla de Sevilla" La Reina de santa Cruz. 2016. -2 -3 -4 5 -Mpa -6 -7 -8 10 00 1-jun. 16-jun. 1-jul. 16-jul. IN-TE 15-ago. 30-ago. 29-sep. 14-sep. 14-oct. 29-oct. 13-nov. 28-nov. -Etcmax RD1 -RD2-Secano Evolution of the water potential at solar noon of the different treatments. The bars correspond to the standard deviation.

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