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Decoding stomatal characteristics regulating water use efficiency at leaf and plant scales in rice genotypes.

Planta - 22 Jul 2024

Ramachandra Abhishree, Vijayaraghavareddy Preethi, Purushothama Chaitanya, Nagaraju Spoorthi, Sreeman Sheshshayee

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MAIN CONCLUSION: Stomatal traits in rice genotypes affect water use efficiency. Low-frequency small-size stomata correlate with whole plant efficiency, while low-frequency large-size stomata show intrinsic efficiency and responsiveness to vapour pressure deficit. Leaf surface and the patterning of the epidermal layer play a vital role in determining plant growth. While the surface helps in determining radiation...

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PMID: 39039321
DOI: 10.1007/s00425-024-04488-x

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