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Exploring physiological traits for measuring response to competition in durum wheat.

Plant signaling & behavior - 1 Jan 2020

Henry L, Morel Jb, Buendia L

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Studies of the effect of plant density have been conducted in numerous crops. However, most of them focused on yield to evaluate the impact of plant competition. In this study, we determined the best functional trait to detect early competition responses affecting plant growth. To do so, we designed experiments with increasing sowing density using two different durum wheat genotypes. Height from crown to the last...

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PMID: 31738636
DOI: 10.1080/15592324.2019.1692459
PMCID: PMC7012061

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