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Classical phenotyping and deep learning concur on genetic control of stomatal density and area in sorghum.

Plant physiology - 6 Jul 2021

Bheemanahalli Raju, Wang Chaoxin, Bashir Elfadil, Chiluwal Anuj, Pokharel Meghnath, Perumal Ramasamy, Moghimi Naghmeh, Ostmeyer Troy, Caragea Doina, Jagadish S V Krishna

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Stomatal density (SD) and stomatal complex area (SCA) are important traits that regulate gas exchange and abiotic stress response in plants. Despite sorghum (Sorghum bicolor) adaptation to arid conditions, the genetic potential of stomata-related traits remains unexplored due to challenges in available phenotyping methods. Hence, identifying loci that control stomatal traits is fundamental to designing strategies...

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PMID: 33856488
DOI: 10.1093/plphys/kiab174
PMCID: PMC8260133

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