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A reduced-tillering trait shows small but important yield gains in dryland wheat production.

Global change biology - 1 Jul 2020

Houshmandfar Alireza, Ota Noboru, O'Leary Garry J, Zheng Bangyou, Chen Yang, Tausz-Posch Sabine, Fitzgerald Glenn J, Richards Richard, Rebetzke Greg J, Tausz Michael

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Reducing the number of tillers per plant using a tiller inhibition (tin) gene has been considered as an important trait for wheat production in dryland environments. We used a spatial analysis approach with a daily time-step coupled radiation and transpiration efficiency model to simulate the impact of the reduced-tillering trait on wheat yield under different climate change scenarios across Australia's arable...

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PMID: 32237246
DOI: 10.1111/gcb.15105

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