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High-throughput phenotyping of physiological traits for wheat resilience to high temperature and drought stress.

Journal of experimental botany - 3 Sept 2022

Correia Pedro M P, Cairo Westergaard Jesper, Bernardes da Silva Anabela, Roitsch Thomas, Carmo-Silva Elizabete, Marques da Silva Jorge

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Interannual and local fluctuations in wheat crop yield are mostly explained by abiotic constraints. Heatwaves and drought, which are among the top stressors, commonly co-occur, and their frequency is increasing with global climate change. High-throughput methods were optimized to phenotype wheat plants under controlled water deficit and high temperature, with the aim to identify phenotypic traits conferring...

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PMID: 35446418
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/erac160
PMCID: PMC9440435

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