Model assisted phenotyping of the source-sink relationships underlying the genetic diversity of sugarcane productivity
Keywords:
Model assisted phenotyping, complex traits, sugarcane production
Abstract
Ecomeristem, FSPM simulating sugarcane morphogenesis and plasticity depending on its nutritional status (C, H20), was used to analyze the genetic diversity of source-sink related traits controlling structural vs. non structural carbohydrate accumulation and thus sugar production. Results are discussed with respect to the challenge of FSPM assisted phenotyping and breeding.
Published
2013-06-04
Issue
Section
5 FSPMs for problem solving in vegetation management
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