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Genotype-environment interactions affecting preflowering physiological and morphological traits of Brassica rapa grown in two watering regimes.

Journal of experimental botany - 1 Feb 2014

El-Soda Mohamed, Boer Martin P, Bagheri Hedayat, Hanhart Corrie J, Koornneef Maarten, Aarts Mark G M

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Plant growth and productivity are greatly affected by drought, which is likely to become more threatening with the predicted global temperature increase. Understanding the genetic architecture of complex quantitative traits and their interaction with water availability may lead to improved crop adaptation to a wide range of environments. Here, the genetic basis of 20 physiological and morphological traits is...

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PMID: 24474811
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/ert434
PMCID: PMC3904722

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