Unscrambling confounded effects of sowing date trials to screen for crop adaptation to high temperature
Abstract
Against the backdrop of climate change, genotypes with improved adaptation to elevated temperature are required; reliable screening methods are therefore important. Sowing date experiments are a practical and inexpensive approach for comparison of large collections of lines. Late-sown crops usually experience hotter conditions and phenotypes thus partially capture this environmental influence. Two sets of confounded factors, however, limit the...
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Title
Unscrambling confounded effects of sowing date trials to screen for crop adaptation to high temperature
Published Date
Jun 1, 2015
Journal
Volume
177
Pages
1 - 8
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