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Utilizing high‐throughput phenotypic data for improved phenotypic selection of stress‐adaptive traits in wheat

Crain et al., 2017

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16248933460313192917
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Crain J
Reynolds M
Poland J
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Crop Science

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Efficient phenotyping methods are key to increasing genetic gain and precisely mapping genetic variation. Recent phenotyping developments have resulted in high‐throughput phenotyping platforms that utilize proximal sensing to simultaneously measure multiple …
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