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Genetic determinism of phenological traits highly affected by climate change in Prunus avium: flowering date dissected into chilling and heat requirements.

The New phytologist - 1 Apr 2014

Castède Sophie, Campoy José Antonio, García José Quero, Le Dantec Loïck, Lafargue Maria, Barreneche Teresa, Wenden Bénédicte, Dirlewanger Elisabeth

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The present study investigated the genetic determinism of flowering date (FD), dissected into chilling (CR) and heat (HR) requirements. Elucidation of the genetic determinism of flowering traits is crucial to anticipate the increasing of ecological misalignment of adaptative traits with novel climate conditions in most temperate-fruit species. CR and HR were evaluated over 3 yr and FD over 5 yr in an...

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PMID: 24417538
DOI: 10.1111/nph.12658

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