Members of the lichen photobiont genus, Trebouxia shows species-specific photo-physiological and transcriptome-level responses to high light

Supplementary Figure S1: Average slope of increase of NPQ induction during the actinic illumination phase (a) and, average slope of decrease of NPQ relaxation during the dark phase (b) in all examined Trebouxia species exposed to control (blue) and high light conditions (red) after different exposure duration (1h or 3 days). Supplementary Figure S2: Average Photochemical quenching (qP) during light illumination and dark phases in all examined Trebouxia species exposed to control (blue) and high light conditions (red) after different exposure duration (1h or 3 days). Supplementary Table S1 Results from linear mixed-effects model on the effects of high light treatment on the average slope of NPQ induction in different Trebouxia species during the illumination phase, across two exposure duration (1h or 3 days) relative to controls. Supplementary Table S2 Results from linear mixed-effects model on the effects of high light treatment on the average slope of NPQ relaxation in different Trebouxia species during the illumination phase, across two exposure duration (1h or 3 days) relative to controls.