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Tall 3-dwarfs: oxymoron or opportunity to increase grain yield in sorghum?

Planta - 22 Apr 2021

George-Jaeggli Barbara, Lefèvre-Arbogast Sophie, Hunt Colleen, Cruickshank Alan, Jordan David R

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MAIN CONCLUSION: Plant height was positively correlated with grain yield across a large set of 3-dwarf sorghum hybrids and production environments in north-eastern Australia. In industrialised countries, plant breeders tend to select for short plant stature in cereals like wheat, barley and rice, but also grain sorghum. This is mainly to prevent stalk lodging and to allow for machine harvesting. However, this...

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PMID: 33885928
DOI: 10.1007/s00425-021-03629-w

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