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Adaptability and phenotypic stability of Lolium perenne L. cultivars of diverse origin grown at the margin of the species distribution

2018-10-01

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In northern countries, Lolium perenne L. generally survives poorly when grown inland and north of 60°N because of extensive winter damage. With the projected future climate change, it could become a promising option for improving production efficiency of the agricultural sector in these regions. Here, we compare the biomass production potential of cultivars of diverse origin across five locations stretching from E...

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Literature Corpus work: 26835e6a-6a7f-5c13-83c8-44510232555f
DOI: 10.1111/jac.12273

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