Advanced Breeding Approaches for Cold-Tolerant Chickpea and Lentil in Dryland Areas
Chickpea and lentils are the two most economically important food legumes in dryland areas. They are traditionally sown in the spring of cold dryland areas of the Mediterranean regions. Therefore, the grain yield of the crop is affected by drought and high thermal stresses at the end of the season....
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2021
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