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Dissecting new genetic components of salinity tolerance in two-row spring barley at the vegetative and reproductive stages.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2020

Saade Stephanie, Brien Chris, Pailles Yveline, Berger Bettina, Shahid Mohammad, Russell Joanne, Waugh Robbie, Negrão Sónia, Tester Mark

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Soil salinity imposes an agricultural and economic burden that may be alleviated by identifying the components of salinity tolerance in barley, a major crop and the most salt tolerant cereal. To improve our understanding of these components, we evaluated a diversity panel of 377 two-row spring barley cultivars during both the vegetative, in a controlled environment, and the reproductive stages, in the field. In...

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PMID: 32701981
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0236037
PMCID: PMC7377408

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