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Cold tolerance in Cicer arietinum L. seedlings: multivariate insights into freezing stress resistance.

BMC plant biology - 12 Feb 2026

Nabati Jafar, Nezami Ahmad, Kakhki Amin Mirshamsi, Nemati Zahra, Hasanfard Alireza

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To enhance the cultivation of chickpeas (Cicer arietinum L.) in regions susceptible to low temperatures, it is imperative to comprehend the physiological and molecular mechanisms that enable plants to tolerate low-temperature stress. This study evaluated eight chickpea genotypes-KAKA and seven cold-resistant lines (MCC194, MCC605, MCC607, MCC613, MCC885, MCC901, and MCC911) from the Mashhad Chickpea Collection...

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PMID: 41680626
DOI: 10.1186/s12870-026-08352-w
PMCID: PMC12997953

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