ArticlePlants (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Temperature-Dependent Clonal and Species-Level Growth Variation in
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- Effect of increasing temperatures on duckweed growth, photosynthetic performance and frond ontogenesis.Plant cell reports · 2026Article
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Duckweeds are minute, fast-growing monocot aquatic plants that propagate clonally and combine high biomass productivity with a valuable biochemical composition (high-quality proteins, a favorable polyunsaturated fatty acid profile, and starch-rich tissues) and efficient nutrient uptake, making them attractive for feed/food, bioenergy, and wastewater-based phyto-bioremediation. Temperature is a key factor shaping duckweed growth, and selecting clones that perform well within specific thermal ranges can improve cultivation across different applications. Here, we screened 97 clones from the genera
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