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Breeding safflower for adaptation to autumn sowing by interspecific hybridization

2023-01-01

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In the light of current global climate change, gene introgression from wild relatives is a key strategy for increasing adaptation of crops that lost their variation during evolutionary bottleneck. Fall‐sown safflower leads to earlier spring growth and potentially higher productivity than the spring‐sown safflower, because of escaping from the terminal stresses of drought, heat, disease, and pests as well as effici...

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86df5606-5ca2-56dd-943a-10cea6f26242
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10.1002/agj2.21357
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