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Root phenotypes of young wheat plants grown in controlled environments show inconsistent correlation with mature root traits in the field.

Journal of experimental botany - 6 Aug 2020

Rich Sarah M, Christopher Jack, Richards Richard, Watt Michelle

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Using a field to lab approach, mature deep-rooting traits in wheat were correlated to root phenotypes measured on young plants from controlled conditions. Mature deep-rooting root traits of 20 wheat genotypes at maturity were established via coring in three field trials across 2 years. Field traits were correlated to phenotypes expressed by the 20 genotypes after growth in four commonly used lab screens: (i) soil...

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PMID: 32347952
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/eraa201
PMCID: PMC7410186

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