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Metabolome Profiling Supports the Key Role of the Spike in Wheat Yield Performance.

Cells - 21 Apr 2020

Vergara-Diaz Omar, Vatter Thomas, Vicente Rubén, Obata Toshihiro, Nieto-Taladriz Maria Teresa, Aparicio Nieves, Carlisle Kefauver Shawn, Fernie Alisdair, Araus José Luis

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Although the relevance of spike bracts in stress acclimation and contribution to wheat yield was recently revealed, the metabolome of this organ and its response to water stress is still unknown. The metabolite profiles of flag leaves, glumes and lemmas were characterized under contrasting field water regimes in five durum wheat cultivars. Water conditions during growth were characterized through spectral...

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PMID: 32326207
DOI: 10.3390/cells9041025
PMCID: PMC7226616

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