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Comprehensive assessment of drought resistance and recovery in kiwifruit genotypes using multivariate analysis.

The Plant journal : for cell and molecular biology - 1 Jul 2024

Bao Wen-Wu, Chen Xi, Li Ruo-Nan, Li Min, Xie Cui-Juan, Dou Meng-Ru, Zhang Kang-Zhuang, Wang Jian, Gao Zhi-Xiong, Liu Zhan-De, Xu Yan

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As global climate change persists, ongoing warming exposes plants, including kiwifruit, to repeated cycles of drought stress and rewatering, necessitating the identification of drought-resistant genotypes for breeding purposes. To better understand the physiological mechanisms underlying drought resistance and recovery in kiwifruit, moderate (40-45% field capacity) and severe (25-30% field capacity) drought...

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PMID: 38600835
DOI: 10.1111/tpj.16746

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