Genome-wide mapping, allelic fingerprinting, and haplotypes validation provide insights into the genetic control of carbon dioxide responsiveness in rice
Dinesh Kumar Saini,
Rajeev Bahuguna,
Madan Pal Pal
et al.
Abstract:Plant density significantly impacts photosynthesis, canopy structure,
crop growth, and yield, thereby shaping the [CO ]
fertilization effect and intricate physiological interactions in rice.
An association panel of 171 rice genotypes was evaluated for
physiological and yield-related traits, including the cumulative
response index, under both normal planting density (NPD) and low
planting density (LPD) conditions. LPD, serving as a proxy for elevated
atmospheric [CO ], significantly increased all
trait values, … Show more
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