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Exploiting genotype × management interactions to increase rainfed crop production: a case study from south-eastern Australia.

Journal of experimental botany - 10 Jul 2021

Hunt James R, Kirkegaard John A, Harris Felicity A, Porker Kenton D, Rattey Allan R, Collins Marisa J, Celestina Corinne, Cann David J, Hochman Zvi, Lilley Julianne M, Flohr Bonnie M

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Crop yield must increase to keep pace with growing global demand. Past increases in crop production have rarely been attributable to an individual innovation but have occurred when technologies and practices combine to form improved farming systems. Inevitably this has involved synergy between genotypic and management improvements. We argue that research focused on developing synergistic systems that overcome...

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PMID: 34228105
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/erab250

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