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Genetic diversity and genomic strategies for improving drought and waterlogging tolerance in soybeans.

Journal of experimental botany - 1 Apr 2017

Valliyodan Babu, Ye Heng, Song Li, Murphy MacKensie, Shannon J Grover, Nguyen Henry T

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Drought and its interaction with high temperature are the major abiotic stress factors affecting soybean yield and production stability. Ongoing climate changes are anticipated to intensify drought events, which will further impact crop production and food security. However, excessive water also limits soybean production. The success of soybean breeding programmes for crop improvement is dependent on the extent...

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PMID: 27927997
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/erw433

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