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Cotton may suffer from waterlogging from seedling to boll-setting stage, but little is known of how it responds to temporal waterlogging. In this study, cotton was grown in a rain-shelter and subjected to 0 (control)-, 10-, 15- and 20-d waterlogging at squaring (WLS), flowering (WLF) and boll-setting (WLB) stages. The effects of timing (growth stage) and duration of waterlogging on the growth, yield...
In the Yangtze and Yellow River Valleys of China, cotton usually suffers from waterlogging stress at peak flowering. The effects of waterlogging stress on cotton growth and yield are well documented, but little is known of its effects on the biomass allocation to reproductive parts and what determines waterlogging tolerance at physiological and molecular levels. Cotton was grown in a rain-shelter...
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