Dual-nutrient induced stress tolerance in wheat is regulated by nitrogen and phosphorus uptake, assimilation, reutilization, and differential expression of candidate genes
Renu Pandey,
Sandeep Sharma,
Ankita Mishra
et al.
Abstract:Background and Aims
We investigated genetic variability in wheat for dual-nutrient stress (DNS) tolerance in field conditions due to soil deficiencies in essential nutrients like nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P). Most studies focus on model plants in controlled environments, but our research addresses DNS tolerance at the whole-plant level in real-world field conditions.
Methods
Seventy wheat genotypes were evaluated in field under low nutrient conditions (two years each for N and P). Data were subjected to pri… Show more
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