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Phenotypic differences determine drought stress responses in ecotypes of Arundo donax adapted to different environments.

Journal of experimental botany - 1 Apr 2017

Ahrar Mastaneh, Doneva Dilyana, Tattini Massimiliano, Brunetti Cecilia, Gori Antonella, Rodeghiero Mirco, Wohlfahrt Georg, Biasioli Franco, Varotto Claudio, Loreto Francesco, Velikova Violeta

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Arundo donax has been identified as an important biomass and biofuel crop. Yet, there has been little research on photosynthetic and metabolic traits, which sustain the high productivity of A. donax under drought conditions. This study determined phenotypic differences between two A. donax ecotypes coming from stands with contrasting adaptation to dry climate. We hypothesized that the Bulgarian (BG) ecotype,...

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PMID: 28449129
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/erx125

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