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Engineering Resilience in Chickpea: Omics and Microbiome Approaches for Abiotic Stress Tolerance

Jul 2026 · Journal of Crop Health · Vol 78 · 0 citations · 236 references

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A systems-level framework linking gene-metabolite-microbe interactions to breeding strategies for sustainable chickpea production in a changing climate is outlined and outlines a systems-level framework linking gene-metabolite-microbe interactions to breeding strategies.

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