Near infrared reflectance. A new approach for evaluating drought resistance in durum wheat
By: Flagella, Z.
Contributor(s): Campanile, R.G [coaut.] | Di Fonzo, N [coaut.] | Pastore, D [coaut.].
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ArticlePublisher: 1992ISSN: 0394-9257.Other title: Riflettanza nell' infrarosso vicino. Un nuovo approccio per valutare la resistenza alla siccita' del grano duro.Subject(s): Analytical methods | Drought resistance | Irrigation rates | Leaves | Optical properties | Triticum durum
| Varieties | Water holding capacity | Water uptake | Genotypes AGROVOCDDC classification: 93-097233
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Journal of Genetics and Breeding v. 46, no. 1, p. 21-2893-097233Summary: Leaf reflectance at 1940 nm (a water absorption peak), expressed as apparent absorbance (A.A.: log standard reflectance/sample reflectance), was used as a drought tolerance test (I.R. test) in durum wheat. Seven genotypes grown in the field and subjected to two different water regimes (irrigated and non irrigated) were tested in order to evaluate the influence of leaf water status and of the phenological stage on the I.R. test, the best operative conditions for I.R. test applications and its predictive capacity when applied at flowering stage on (a) excised fresh flag leaves, if drought tolerance occur in the field, (b) dehydrated flag leaves (at 25 deg.Collection: AGRIS Collection
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Lic. Jose Juan Caballero Flores
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Leaf reflectance at 1940 nm (a water absorption peak), expressed as apparent absorbance (A.A.: log standard reflectance/sample reflectance), was used as a drought tolerance test (I.R. test) in durum wheat. Seven genotypes grown in the field and subjected to two different water regimes (irrigated and non irrigated) were tested in order to evaluate the influence of leaf water status and of the phenological stage on the I.R. test, the best operative conditions for I.R. test applications and its predictive capacity when applied at flowering stage on (a) excised fresh flag leaves, if drought tolerance occur in the field, (b) dehydrated flag leaves (at 25 deg.
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