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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Root System Architecture (RSA)"”.

  1. The Evaluation of Root System Architecture (RSA) As A New Breeding Target for Climate-Resilient Winter Wheat (Tritium aestivum L.)

    … for plant breeders to shift their focus to the root system architecture (RSA) as a new target for indirect selection, enabled by the phenotypic plasticity of winter wheat (Triticum sp.), one of the main staple agronomic crops. Our current limited understanding of the dynamic nature of the root

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  2. Genetic Control of Root System Architecture in Rice

    … has largely focused on aboveground phenotypes, root system traits represent potential unexplored targets for stress resilience and yield improvement. However, our understanding of the genetic control of root system architecture (RSA) in rice is fundamentally insufficient to contribute to these …

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  3. Novel strategies for genomic and phenomic investigations of quantitative traits in maize (Zea mays L.)

    … the efficiency of plant breeding solutions. Root system architecture (RSA) plays important roles the adaptation of crops to the environments in which they are grown, but the genetic basis of RSA traits is understudied due to the difficulty of phenotyping for RSA under field conditions. To …

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  4. Unlocking the genetic potential of the root system, rhizosheath mucilage and microbiome of wheat (Triticum aestivum L.)

    … of latitudes across both hemispheres. The wheat root system is a crucial determinant of plant performance, yet roots are overlooked in breeding due to the challenge of studying organs below ground. Evidence from the literature indicate that water and nutrient uptake are often suboptimal in high …

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