Correction: Differential response of finger millet accessions to contrasting saline water levels and irrigation regimes under desert conditions

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Multi-trait selection indices can effectively identify specific finger millet genotypes that maintain high and stable grain and fodder yields under extreme salinity and drought conditions, with drought imposing a greater yield penalty than high salinity. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.SUPPORTS_CONSENSUS.

Abidemi Talabi; Nhamo Nhamo; Sumitha Thushar; Prashant Vikram; Hifzurrahman Rahman; Mohammed Shahid; Neeru Sood; Malavika Sudheer; Dheeraj Thikkamaneni; Amna Almarri; Fatma Alsaffar; Deep Galani; Moyeez Alam; Sonia Goel; Rakesh KSingh

doi:10.3389/fpls.2026.1839878

June 1, 2026Frontiers in Plant ScienceOpen Access

Correction: Differential response of finger millet accessions to contrasting saline water levels and irrigation regimes under desert conditions

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The study aims to identify finger millet genotypes that yield well under different saline water and drought conditions.
Evaluated finger millet accessions under varying saline irrigation levels.
Assessed physiological and yield responses to salinity and water-deficit stress.
Utilized multi-trait selection indices to identify promising genotypes.
High salinity significantly reduced grain yield by 45% compared to normal levels.
Certain genotypes exhibited superior tolerance, achieving up to 2.8 tons/ha under saline stress.
Stable accessions for both grain and fodder yield identified, with high antioxidant levels enhanced under stress conditions.

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Evaluates saline water response in finger millet accessions, indicating potential for climate resilience.

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Talabi et al. (2026) studied this question.

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