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Evaluation of salt tolerance in rice genotypes by physiological characters

Zeng et al., 2003

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16758780015681532063
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Zeng L
Poss J
Wilson C
Draz A
Gregorio G
Grieve C
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Euphytica

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The use of physiological characters as selection criteria in salt tolerance breeding requires the identification of the contribution each individual character makes to salt tolerance. Rice genotypes were evaluated for salt tolerance in terms of grain yield and physiological …
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