How Sorghum Root Traits Can Contribute to Cereal Yield Increase
In recent decades the effects of climate change became more visible and the problems it causes for agricultural production and yield maintenance. Future crops need to be higher yielding than today, but at the same time more resilient to drought and increased temperatures, especially in drought-prone...
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IntechOpen
2021
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