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Current state of the problem of water relations in plants under water deficit

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The growths of leaves, shoots, roots and reproductive organs partly share their genetic control in maize plants

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Floret initiation, tissue expansion and carbon availability at the meristem of the sunflower capitulum as affected by water or light deficits

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Recent advances in molecular tool development for drought tolerance breeding in cereal crops: a review

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Assessing the Efficiency of Phenotyping Early Traits in a Greenhouse Automated Platform for Predicting Drought Tolerance of Soybean in the Field

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The effect of nutrients shortage on plant’s efficiency to capture solar radiations under semi-arid environments

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QTL mapping for controlling anthesis-silking interval based on RIL population in maize

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