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June 11, 2024Frontiers in Plant Science43 citationsOpen Access

The trade-off between grain weight and grain number in wheat is explained by the overlapping of the key phases determining these major yield components

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LVLucas VicentinJCJavier CanalesDCDaniel F. Calderini

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Enhancing grain yield is a primary goal in the cultivation of major staple crops, including wheat. Recent research has focused on identifying the physiological and molecular factors that influence grain weight, a critical determinant of crop yield. However, a bottleneck has arisen due to the trade-off between grain weight and grain number, whose underlying causes remain elusive. In a novel approach, a wheat expansin gene,

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