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Unravelling the impact of domestication on competitive ability in durum wheat: a phenotypic plasticity perspective.

Journal of experimental botany - 25 Feb 2025

Lemoine Taïna, Violle Cyrille, Gonzalez Eric Antoine, Gaubert Mathis, Rocher Aline, Fréville Hélène, Fort Florian

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The need to address the impact of domestication on plant traits is frequently highlighted in modern agriculture. It is often argued that domesticated plants have lost competitive ability due to reduced phenotypic plasticity. This study investigates whether domestication has affected competitive ability, functional trait values, and plasticity in durum wheat across 39 genotypes representing four key stages of...

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PMID: 39673786
DOI: 10.1093/jxb/erae480

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