Fig. 8
Crystal textural evolution during a 30 °C temperature cycle. Crystals grown at 870 °C (white diamonds, 22-CSB-03, nplag = 125) are heated to 900 °C and held for 1 week (green diamonds, 23-CSB-03, nplag = 465) before cooled back down and held at 870 °C for another week (yellow diamonds, 23-CB-05, nplag = 219). (a) Crystal length ± 95% confidence interval. (b) 3D short/intermediate axis ratio ± 1 SD. (c) Surface roughness ± 95% confidence interval. Note that while crystal length and surface roughness approach the characteristics of starting plagioclase crystals, 3D crystal aspect ratios do not revert to the original values.

Crystal textural evolution during a 30 °C temperature cycle. Crystals grown at 870 °C (white diamonds, 22-CSB-03, nplag = 125) are heated to 900 °C and held for 1 week (green diamonds, 23-CSB-03, nplag = 465) before cooled back down and held at 870 °C for another week (yellow diamonds, 23-CB-05, nplag = 219). (a) Crystal length ± 95% confidence interval. (b) 3D short/intermediate axis ratio ± 1 SD. (c) Surface roughness ± 95% confidence interval. Note that while crystal length and surface roughness approach the characteristics of starting plagioclase crystals, 3D crystal aspect ratios do not revert to the original values.

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