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Fig 1.

Schematic diagram of the LSPR method using aptamer-functionalized for the detection of ABA.

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Fig 2.

(A) TEM image of citrate-stabilized AuNPs and (B) the diagram of corresponding particle-size distribution.

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Fig 3.

The LSPR absorption spectra of AuNP solutions obtained from the different reagents-added samples: a, aptamer+NaCl; b, aptamer+ABA (5 μM) + NaCl; c, NaCl.

Inset: The corresponding photos of AuNP solutions with different samples.

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Fig 4.

The LSPR absorption spectra of detecting target ABA using the whole aptamer (A) and the split aptamer (B) in the absence (a) and presence of ABA (b).

Inset: The absorbance ratio at 620 nm and 520 nm (A620/A520) in the absence and presence of ABA.

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Fig 5.

UV-Vis absorption spectra of aptamer-AuNP solution obtained from different concentrations of ABA samples.

Experimental conditions: CNaCl = 100 mM, Captamer = 60 nM.

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Fig 6.

Calibration curve established from the absorbance ratio (A620/A520) using different concentrations of ABA samples.

Experimental conditions were the same as in Fig 4.

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Fig 7.

Selectivity of this LSPR method for detection of ABA.

Experimental conditions were the same as in Fig 4. ABA: 2 μM; Other compounds: 10 μM.

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Table 1.

Analytical results of ABA in fresh leaves of rice.

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