Recent work at the Plant Environment Laboratory at Reading, carried out in collaboration with several International Agricultural Research Centres, has led to a model which characterizes and quantifies the separate genetic responses in crops to daylength and temperature that determine when flowering occurs. These responses are illustrated here for soyabean and we discuss briefly how the model is contributing to crop improvement in other species.
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