ArticleFrontiers in plant science2026
Adaptability and production potential of sorghum in cool regions: heterosis analysis of parameters of light response and CO
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Introduction: Improving photosynthetic performance may contribute to the productivity and adaptation of hybrid sorghum in cool regions. This study aimed to characterize stage-specific photosynthetic performance, heterosis, combining ability, genetic effects, and yield performance in sorghum hybrids and their parental lines. Methods: Six maternal lines, six restorer lines, and 36 F Results: Photosynthetic performance of the F Discussion: The results demonstrate that photosynthetic advantages in hybrid sorghum are strongly dependent on developmental stage and are largely influenced by non-additive genetic effects. Integrating stage-specific photosynthetic evaluation, parental GCA, cross-specific SCA, and multi-environment yield testing may improve the identification and selection of promising sorghum parents and hybrids for cool-region production.
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