Measuring Maize Seedling Drought Response in Search of Tolerant Germplasm
Dirk Hays; Steve Hague; Seth C. Murray; Meghyn Meeks · 2013 · Agronomy
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Abstract
To identify and develop drought tolerant maize (Zea mays L.), high-throughput and cost-effective screening methods are needed. In dicot crops, measuring survival and recovery of seedlings has been successful in predicting drought tolerance but has not been reported in C4 grasses such as maize. Seedlings of sixty-two diverse maize inbred lines and their hybrid testcross progeny were evaluated for germination, survival and recovery after a series of drought cycles. Genotypic differences among inbred lines and hybrid testcrosses were best explained approximately 13 and 18 days after planting, res
Abstract by Dirk Hays; Steve Hague; Seth C. Murray; Meghyn Meeks, Agronomy (2013) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.3390/agronomy3010135