Differential responses of onion genotypes in growth, physiological and biochemical traits, and bulb yield under waterlogging stress.

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Differential responses of onion genotypes in growth, physiological and biochemical traits, and bulb yield under waterlogging stress.

Scientific reports - 5 Dec 2025

Pawar Amol R, Patil Mayur B, Patil Sushant Sukumar, Gade Komal Anil, Mahadule Payal A, Shirsat Dhananjay V, Gedam Pranjali A, Khade Yogesh P, Arunachalam Thangasamy, Mahajan Vijay B

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Waterlogging significantly affects the growth, yield, and quality of onion due to its shallow root system. Eight onion genotypes-four tolerant (Accession 1666, Bhima Dark Red (BDR) Selection, Accession 1630, W-355) and four sensitive (Bhima Super, Bhima Shubra, Bhima Red, Bhima Raj)-identified in a previous pot experiment were evaluated under field conditions for growth, physiological and biochemical traits, and...

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PMID: 41345412
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-025-18262-w
PMCID: PMC12680654

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