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Allocation of growth to stems underpins the response of ryegrass to elevated CO2 and temperature.

Annals of botany - 22 Sept 2026

Yiotis Charilaos, McElwain Jennifer C, Osborne Bruce A

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BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Climate change poses significant challenges to the enhancement of crop productivity in pace with the increasing world population. Intraspecific variability in ryegrass responses to elevated CO2 can be exploited to screen for high-producing genotypes under future atmospheres and has been used to identify targets for breeding high CO2-ready cultivars. The present study expands on this approach...

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Lolium
Carbon Dioxide
Photosynthesis
Temperature
Plant Stems
Biomass
Nitrogen

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PMID: 42219873
DOI: 10.1093/aob/mcag157
PMCID: PMC13595250

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