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Crop-model assisted phenomics and genome-wide association study for climate adaptation of indica rice. 1. Phenology.

Journal of experimental botany - 10 Jul 2017

Dingkuhn Michael, Pasco Richard, Pasuquin Julie M, Damo Jean, Soulié Jean-Christophe, Raboin Louis-Marie, Dusserre Julie, Sow Abdoulaye, Manneh Baboucarr, Shrestha Suchit, Balde Alpha, Kretzschmar Tobias

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Phenology and time of flowering are crucial determinants of rice adaptation to climate variation. A previous study characterized flowering responses of 203 diverse indica rices (the ORYTAGE panel) to ten environments in Senegal (six sowing dates) and Madagascar (two years and two altitudes) under irrigation in the field. This study used the physiological phenology model RIDEV V2 to heuristically estimate...

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PMID: 28922774
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/erx249

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