Genes of photoperiod sensitivity and early maturity E1-E4: dynamics of soybean growth in different daylength conditions
Iryna Raievska; Andrii Schogolev · 2024 · Біологічні студії
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Abstract
Background. Morphometric indicators are crucial for evaluating the development and productivity of soybeans. They are influenced by genetic and environmental factors. The use of nearly isogenic soybean lines is a convenient model for determining the impact of early maturity genes and daylength on growth indicators. The aim of this study was to determine the influence of different daylengths and early maturity genes on soybean morphometric indicators under conditions of the temperate zone (at the latitude of Kharkiv – 50° N). Materials and Methods. The study involved nearly isogenic soybean lin
Abstract by Iryna Raievska; Andrii Schogolev, Біологічні студії (2024) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.30970/sbi.1803.784