Challenges in Corn Breeding Under Climatic Changes
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https://doi.org/10.30835/2413-7510.2024.306977Ключевые слова:
climatic conditions, agriculture, corn, cultivar, hybridАннотация
Abstract: Weather anomalies caused by climatic changes negatively affect the growth and development of agricultural crops and, thus, reduce the productivity of agriculture as a whole. Such processes pose a threat to food and national security. Through the lens of the prospect of expanding the corn acreage because of global and national climatic changes, special attention should be paid to the development of different trends in breeding, with due account for ecological adaptation of cultivars and hybrids to natural factors. Screening of wild accessions, landraces, and mutant populations to identify promising traits and donors can be crucial for breeding approaches to increase crop tolerance to heat stress. In addition, QTL(s) can be identified and mapped using molecular markers to detect major/minor gene(s) contributing to heat stress tolerance.
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