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Resilience of soybean genotypes to drought stress during the early vegetative stage.

Scientific reports - 29 Jul 2024

Kodadinne Narayana Nisarga, Wijewardana Chathurika, Alsajri Firas A, Reddy K Raja, Stetina Salliana R, Bheemanahalli Raju

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Drought stress poses a significant risk to soybean production, as it relies on optimum rainfall under rainfed conditions. Exposure to brief dry periods during early vegetative growth impacts soybean growth and development. Choosing a genotype that can withstand stress with minimal impact on physiology and growth might help sustain biomass or yields under low rainfall conditions. Therefore, this study...

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PMID: 39075221
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-024-67930-w
PMCID: PMC11286970

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