The Association of Grain Yield and Agronomical Traits with Genes of Plant Height, Photoperiod Sensitivity and Plastid Glutamine Synthetase in Winter Bread Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) Collection.

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The Association of Grain Yield and Agronomical Traits with Genes of Plant Height, Photoperiod Sensitivity and Plastid Glutamine Synthetase in Winter Bread Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) Collection.

International journal of molecular sciences - 27 Sept 2022

Bazhenov Mikhail S, Bespalova Ludmila A, Kocheshkova Alina A, Chernook Anastasiya G, Puzyrnaya Olga Y, Agaeva Elena V, Nikitina Ekaterina A, Igonin Vladimir N, Bazhenova Svetlana S, Vertikova Elena A, Kharchenko Pyotr N, Karlov Gennady I, Divashuk Mikhail G

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The reduction in plant height caused by mutations in Rht-B1 or Rht-D1 (Reduced height-1) genes in combination with day-length-independent early flowering associated with the Ppd-D1 (Photoperiod-D1) gene were the main factors of the drastic yield increase in bread wheat in the 1960s. Increasing nitrogen use efficiency as well as maintaining high yields under conditions of global climate change are the modern goals...

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DOI: 10.3390/ijms231911402
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