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Evaluation and identification of chickpea gamma-ray mutant lines for their high yield, nitrogen, and water use efficiency.

International journal of radiation biology - 1 Jan 2026

Amri-Tiliouine Wahiba, Bouras Fatma Zohra, Zine-Zikara Fatiha, Belouad Dalya, Ladoui Khaoula Khadidja, Laouar Meriem

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PURPOSE: This study aimed to identify chickpea M3 mutant lines with high yield potential and improved resource-use efficiency under contrasting water regimes using isotopic analysis. MATERIALS AND METHODS: A split-plot factorial design was used to evaluate 17 chickpea M3 mutant lines under irrigated and rainfed conditions. The measured traits included phenology (flowering and maturity), plant height, hundred-seed...

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Cicer
Nitrogen
Water
Mutation
Genotype
Seeds
Droughts

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PMID: 42234556
DOI: 10.1080/09553002.2026.2679141

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