在过去的多样化和持续的气候变化下的作物:不仅仅是为开花的核基因的选择

Lalit Dev Tiwari1, Ayelet Kurtz-Sohn1,2, Eyal Bdolach1

  • 1Plant Sciences institute, Agricultural Research Organization (ARO), Volcani Center, Bet Dagan, Israel.

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概括

农作物化和气候变化推动了进化,改变了植物的环境敏感性和生理时钟调节. 野生等位基因在压力下提供弹性和生产力,需要现代作物改进的综合方法.

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