Relationship between epicotyl's and root system's size and wheat yielding capacity and drought resistance

The drought effect on the plant viability and yielding capacity has been studied on two wheat lines of a single variety with differing epicotyl length. Under the drought effect, the plants of the long-epicotyl line exceeded those of the short-epicotyl line and the initial variety by the viability, t...

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Published inSel'skokhozyajstvennaya biologiya. Seriya Biologiya rastenij
Main Authors Sergeeva S.I, Chekurov V.M
Format Journal Article
LanguageRussian
Published 1994
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Summary:The drought effect on the plant viability and yielding capacity has been studied on two wheat lines of a single variety with differing epicotyl length. Under the drought effect, the plants of the long-epicotyl line exceeded those of the short-epicotyl line and the initial variety by the viability, the productive tillering, the seed number per head, and the thousand-seed weight. The possible relationship between the epicotyl length, the development of a deep-penetrating root system, and the drought resistance has been considered.
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