Gamma Rays and Fake Drought: Mutant Legumes Face a Hydroponic Stress Test
Indonesian researchers used gamma radiation and PEG-simulated osmotic stress in hydroponics to identify drought-tolerant Leucaena tarramba mutant lines for breeding.
Indonesian researchers used gamma radiation and PEG-simulated osmotic stress in hydroponics to identify drought-tolerant Leucaena tarramba mutant lines for breeding.
A large integrated genomic and microbiome study of 257 commercial pigs reveals how host genes and gut bacteria jointly shape ...
A multi-year evaluation of 20 sugarcane clones using REML/BLUP and WAASB methods has identified four high-yielding, stable candidates that outperform ...
A new study shows that non-linear kernel methods consistently match or outperform the standard linear model for predicting soybean yield, ...
A two-year evaluation of 67 radish accessions from the Indian Himalayas has uncovered substantial genetic and biochemical diversity, identifying high-yielding ...
Field trials in Nigeria's derived savanna show that newly bred fall armyworm-resistant maize hybrids can outyield leading commercial varieties under ...
A massive seed-measurement study of the vulnerable African oak across Benin's climatic zones shows that most seed diversity hides within ...
Indian researchers used high energy pulse electron beam irradiation to create genetically diverse maize mutants with improved cob and kernel ...
Indian researchers combined BLUP statistics, SSR markers and the MGIDI index to identify doubled haploid maize lines with the compact, ...
A new evaluation of 48 single-cross maize hybrids across two Ethiopian highland locations identifies high-yielding, stable genotypes with yield advantages ...
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