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Crops, Volume 4, Issue 3

September 2024 - 12 articles

Cover Story: This study aimed to identify AB-resistant Kabuli-type chickpea lines through combined phenotypic and genotypic screening. The study showed that phenotypically, none of the lines tested are completely resistant (R). However, some lines, namely AVTCPK#6 and AVTCPK#14, were found to be moderately resistant (MR). Of the two MR lines identified phenotypically, only AVTCPK#6 was identified to have bands linked to QTLs for adult plant resistance. The other MR line for AB showed the presence of bands in only one or two markers among the four markers used. These MR lines can be exploited further in chickpea breeding programs for the development of AB-resistant chickpea cultivars. It is recommended that these results are verified by repeat experiments, using more as well as diverse isolates alongside additional chickpea lines for resistant and susceptible reference checks. View this paper

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Variations and Commonalities of Farming Systems Based on Ecological Principles

Anil Shrestha and
David Horwitz

Crops2024, 4(3), 288-307;https://doi.org/10.3390/crops4030021

8 July 2024

In the last few decades, various types of farming systems based on ecological principles have been proposed and developed. There is often interest in knowing about the differences between these systems, but such information must be obtained from seve...

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Genotypic Variability in Response to Heat Stress and Post-Stress Compensatory Growth in Mungbean Plants (Vigna radiata [L.] Wilczek)

Vijaya Singh and
Marisa Collins

Crops2024, 4(3), 270-287;https://doi.org/10.3390/crops4030020

4 July 2024

Understanding genotypic variability in tolerance to heat stress during flowering, a critical growth stage, and post-stress recovery remains limited in mungbean (Vigna radiata) genotypes. This study investigates the genetic variability in in vitro pol...

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