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Sense in sensitivity: difference in the meaning of photoperiod insensitivity between wheat and barley.

Journal of experimental botany - 3 Aug 2023

Slafer Gustavo A, Casas Ana M, Igartua Ernesto

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The description of long photoperiod sensitivity in wheat and barley is a cause of confusion for researchers working with these crops, usually accustomed to free exchange of physiological and genetic knowledge of such similar crops. Indeed, wheat and barley scientists customarily quote studies of either crop species when researching one of them. Among their numerous similarities, the main gene controlling the long...

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PMID: 37021554
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/erad128

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