Drought stress is a primary constraint on global maize production, significantly impairing plant growth, reproductive synchrony, and grain yield. To address this challenge, we aimed to identify SNPs and candidate genes associated with maize drought tolerance, with emphasis on grain yield (GY) and its drought resi...
Drought constrains wheat productivity, making the identification of genetically variable and yield-associated traits important for selection under contrasting moisture regimes. This study evaluated 50 advanced bread wheat genotypes, including five standard checks, under rainfed and irrigated environments during the Rab...
Lovneesh Choudhary, M. Dalal, Vikram Singh et al.· International Journal of Pla...· 0 citations
Mung bean (Vigna radiata L. Wilczek) is an important grain legume increasingly cultivated in water-limited environments. However, strong genotype × environment interaction (GEI) often complicates the identification of broadly adapted and drought-tolerant genotypes. This study integrated multi-environment phenotypic eva...
M. Asaad, H. Soltan, Hanaa S. H. Bakry et al.· BMC Plant Biology· 0 citations
Background: Drought tolerance in maize is essential for stabilizing yields amid increasingly erratic rainfall patterns. This study aimed to estimate the heritability of agronomic and morpho-physiological traits, predict genetic gain under water stress and identify top-performing hybrids across varying drought intensiti...
Suwardi, M. Azrai, M. Riadi et al.· Indian Journal of Agricultur...· 0 citations
Rice (Oryza sativa L.) grain yield is determined by multiple factors, including ideal plant architecture, appropriate flowering time and adaptability to diverse agro-climatic conditions. However, inadequate water availability in major rice-growing regions has led to increased incidence of drought and other abiotic stre...
Surekha, K. Vishal, S. Verulkar et al.· Plant Science Today· 0 citations
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