Improving water-use efficiency and drought tolerance in canola: potential contribution from improved carbon isotope discrimination

David Luckett; Raymond Cowley; J. Sergio Moroni; Harsh Raman

Improving water-use efficiency and drought tolerance in canola: potential contribution from improved carbon isotope discrimination

David Luckett, Raymond Cowley, J. Sergio Moroni, Harsh Raman

Agricultural, Environmental and Veterinary Sciences

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The overall aims of this work are to search for genetic variation in CID in canola germplasm, to determine its relationship to grain yield, to map the genes responsible, to see how CID varies under drought stress, and to provide Australian canola breeders with markers for those genes to facilitate marker-assisted selection leading to improved cultivars. This paper reports on some phenotyping for CID and grain yield in a range of canola germplasm.

Original language	English
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 2011
Event	International Consultative Research Group on Rapeseed (ICRGR) - Prague, Czech Republic, Czech Republic Duration: 05 Jun 2011 → 09 Jun 2011

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Conference	International Consultative Research Group on Rapeseed (ICRGR)
Country/Territory	Czech Republic
Period	05/06/11 → 09/06/11

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Luckett, D., Cowley, R., Moroni, J. S., & Raman, H. (2011). Improving water-use efficiency and drought tolerance in canola: potential contribution from improved carbon isotope discrimination. Poster session presented at International Consultative Research Group on Rapeseed (ICRGR), Czech Republic. https://www.gcirc.org/fileadmin/documents/Proceedings/IRCPrague2011vol1/genetics/Pages_de_IRC2011-733.pdf

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