Field phenotyping strategies and breeding for adaptation of rice to drought

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This paper is a section of the book "Drought phenotyping in crops: from theory to practice" (Monneveux Philippe and Ribaut Jean-Marcel eds, published by CGIAR Generation Challenge Programme. Texcoco, Mexico). The section describes recent experience in drought phenotyping in rice which is one of the most drought-susceptible crops. The section contains genetic and genomic resources for drought adaptation and methods for selection of drought-resistant varieties in rice. In appendix, there is experience from Thailand on integration of direct selection for grain yield and physiological traits to confer drought resistance. © 2012 Fischer, Fukai, Kumar, Leung and Jongdee.

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Fischer, K. S., Fukai, S., Kumar, A., Leung, H., & Jongdee, B. (2012). Field phenotyping strategies and breeding for adaptation of rice to drought. Frontiers in Physiology. https://doi.org/10.3389/fphys.2012.00282

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