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Genetic dissection of bread wheat diversity and identification of adaptive loci in response to elevated tropospheric ozone.

Plant, cell & environment - 1 Nov 2020

Begum Hasina, Alam Muhammad Shahedul, Feng Yanru, Koua Patrice, Ashrafuzzaman Md, Shrestha Asis, Kamruzzaman Mohammad, Dadshani Said, Ballvora Agim, Naz Ali Ahmad, Frei Michael

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Rising tropospheric ozone affects the performance of important cereal crops thus threatening global food security. In this study, genetic variation of wheat regarding its physiological and yield responses to ozone was explored by exposing a diversity panel of 150 wheat genotypes to elevated ozone and control conditions throughout the growing season. Differential responses to ozone were observed for foliar symptom...

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PMID: 32744331
DOI: 10.1111/pce.13864

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