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Non-invasive measurements to identify mungbean genotypes for waterlogging tolerance.

PeerJ - 1 Jan 2024

Basavaraj P S, Jangid Krishna Kumar, Babar Rohit, Rane Jagadish, Boraiah K M, Harisha C B, Halli Hanamanth, Pradhan Aliza, Tripathi Kuldeep, Sammi Reddy K, Prabhakar M

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As the best-fit leguminous crop for intercropping across time and space, mungbean promises to sustain soil health, carbon sequestration, and nutritional security across the globe. However, it is susceptible to waterlogging, a significant constraint that persists during heavy rains. Since the predicted climate change scenario features fewer but more intense rainy days. Hence, waterlogging tolerance in mungbean has...

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PMID: 38410803
DOI: 10.7717/peerj.16872
PMCID: PMC10896077

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