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Evaluation of basil (Ocimum basilicum) accessions under different drought conditions based on yield and physio-biochemical traits.

BMC plant biology - 28 Oct 2023

Rahimi Mehdi, Mortazavi Mojtaba, Mianabadi Ameneh, Debnath Sandip

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BACKGROUND: Basil is one of the most famous herbs, which has broad usage as a fresh vegetable and therapeutic and pharmaceutical services. The main abiotic stress limiting basil production globally is drought. As a result, appropriate drought screening-which effectively separates high-yielding but drought-sensitive genotypes from drought-tolerant genotypes-is necessary for the optimal selection of high-yielding...

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PMID: 37891460
DOI: 10.1186/s12870-023-04554-8
PMCID: PMC10612340

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