ArticlePlant signaling & behavior2021
Differentiate responses of tetraploid and hexaploid wheat (
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Abstract
Differentiate mechanism of wheat species in response to contrasting drought stress gradients implies a cue of its long-term domestication. In the present study, three water regimes including well-watered control (WW, 80% field water capacity (FC)), moderate drought stress (MS, 50% FC,) and severe drought stress (SS, 30% FC) were designed to reveal different responses of eight wheat species (four tetraploid and four hexaploid) representing different breeding decades and genetic origins to drought stresses. The data indicated that 50% FC and 30% FC fell into the soil moisture threshold range of non-hydraulic and hydraulic root signal occurrence, respectively. In general, grain yield, grain number/spike weight per plant, aboveground biomass, harvest index (HI) and water use efficiency (WUE) were significantly higher in hexaploid species than those of tetraploid species under drought stress (
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