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Fig 1.

General systematic literature review flowchart.

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Table 1.

List of review questions.

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Table 2.

Criteria used to include or exclude papers in the review process.

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Fig 2.

PRISMA flow diagram.

Papers collected considering the search string in the databases.

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Fig 3.

Relevant search word cloud.

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Fig 4.

Main producing knowledge countries on water stress in banana plantations.

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Fig 5.

Frequency of genotypes of Musa spp. used in papers published in the last 10 years.

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Table 3.

Musa spp. most used in studies on water deficit in the last 10 years.

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a) Frequency of study environments for application of water stress in banana plants. b) Types of stress applied on Musa spp.

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Table 4.

Classification of stresses applied on Musa spp.

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Fig 7.

A summary of markers used in banana research.

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Table 5.

Candidate gene used in research with Musa spp. and applications.

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Table 6.

ARNs involved in drought tolerance in Musa spp.

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Table 7.

Important proteins in the response of banana plants to water stress.

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Table 8.

Hormonal and Hydroxycinnamic Acids in bananas under water déficit and its applications.

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Fig 8.

Main biochemical and physiological parameters measured.

a) RWC—Relative water content, Chl—chlorophyll levels, PE—Photosynthetic efficiency, LWL—leaf water loss, GS—Stomatal conductance, WUE—Water Use Efficiency, E—Transpiration rate, FWI- fresh weight increase, SR- survival rates, RDW- Root dry weight, TDM- Total dry matter yield, FBW- fresh bunch weight, SL- Shoot Length. b) MDA—Malondialdehyde, PR- Proline, H2O2—Hydrogen peroxide, SPC—Soluble protein content, AN—Acid ninhydrin, CAT—Catalase, PPO—Polyphenol oxidase, SOD- Superoxide dismutase.

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