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Trait-based clustering and index ranking to identify high-yielding spring wheat genotypes under the conditions of northern Kazakhstan.

Brazilian journal of biology = Revista brasleira de biologia - 1 Jan 2026

Dolinny Y, Esimbekova M, Savin T, Rysbekova A, Kobernitsky V, Miller Y, Dyussibayeva E, Abylkairova M, Zeinullina A, Zhirnova I

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This article presents the results of a multi-year evaluation of spring bread wheat based on key morphological and yield-related traits under the conditions of Northern Kazakhstan. Descriptive statistics, correlation and cluster analysis, and selection index methods were applied. Strong positive correlations were identified between the traits of number of grains per spike, productive tillering, and grain yield....

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PMID: 41538586
DOI: 10.1590/1519-6984.300898

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