ArticlePlants (Basel, Switzerland)2021
Towards a Trait-Based Approach to Potentiate Yield under Drought in Legume-Rich Annual Forage Mixtures.
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- PCA-Driven Multivariate Trait Integration in Alfalfa Breeding: A Selection Model for High-Yield and Stable Progenies.Plants (Basel, Switzerland) · 2025Article
- Impact of electromagnetic stimulation on the mechanical and photophysical properties of alfalfa leaves.Scientific reports · 2022Article
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Mediterranean annual forage mixtures are facing the impact of climate change, especially higher frequencies of winter-time drought. Increased mixture plasticity to climate variability is needed to mitigate this impact. However, little information exists regarding the specificities and complementarities of each forage species component to potentiate mixture resilience under drought. In this study, we identified traits with breeding potential under water scarcity through a detailed characterization of leaf and root-related parameters of 10 legume and grass species components of Mediterranean annual forage mixtures, complemented by their photosynthetic response evaluation under well-watered and water deficit conditions. This integrated approach also allowed us to identify the most resilient species to water deficit. In particular, we found that the highest canopy height and root to shoot ratio of grass components complemented well the highest aerial and root biomass and superior photosynthetic performance of the legume components.
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