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Distinct metabolic signatures associated with drought response, shoot architecture, and flowering time in camelina.

Plant & cell physiology - 27 Feb 2026

Vayssières Alice, Boutet Stéphanie, Totozafy Jean Chrisologue, Tellier Frédérique, Winkler Michèle, Barreda Léa, Vicino Miriana, Da Costa Anaïs, Corso Massimiliano, Faure Jean-Denis

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Camelina sativa is an ancient native oilseed species characterized by broad environmental adaptability, low-input requirements, and tolerance to multiple stresses. Its potential use in agroecological transition with double cropping systems could be improved by breeding a shorter life cycle. However, this strategy should not compromise its resilience to stresses as well as its metabolite profiles and plasticity....

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PMID: 41239973
DOI: 10.1093/pcp/pcaf150

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