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Phenotypic responses of wild barley to experimentally imposed water stress.

Journal of experimental botany - 1 Dec 2000

Ivandic V, Hackett C A, Zhang Z J, Staub J E, Nevo E, Thomas W T, Forster B P

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Responses to water stress within a population of wild barley from Tabigha, Israel, were examined. The population's distribution spans two soil types: Terra Rossa (TR) and Basalt (B). Seeds were collected from plants along a 100 m transect; 24 genotypes were sampled from TR and 28 from B. Due to different soil water-holding capacities, plants growing on TR naturally experience more intense drought than plants...

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PMID: 11141176
DOI: 10.1093/jexbot/51.353.2021

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