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Effect of salinity and water stress during the reproductive stage on growth, ion concentrations, Delta 13C, and delta 15N of durum wheat and related amphiploids.

Journal of experimental botany - 1 Aug 2010

Yousfi Salima, Serret Maria Dolores, Voltas Jordi, Araus José Luis

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The physiological performance of durum wheat and two related amphiploids was studied during the reproductive stage under different combinations of salinity and irrigation. One triticale, one tritordeum, and four durum wheat genotypes were grown in pots in the absence of stress until heading, when...

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PMID: 20660293
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/erq184

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