ArticlePlants (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Effect of Short-Term, Above-Optimal Temperature on the Phenology of Partially or Fully Vernalized Seedlings and Its Consequences on Grain Yield in Wheat (
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Due to global climate change, short periods of unusually warm temperatures occur during winter and early spring with increasing frequency. Although temperature effects on wheat development have been extensively studied during later reproductive stages, the consequences of short-term warming during early development remain poorly understood. We investigated the effect of a short-term period of warm temperature on partially or fully vernalized wheat seedlings, with particular attention to their phenological characteristics and grain-yield formation. A total of 19 wheat varieties of diverse geographic origins were studied with known allele compositions in plant developmental genes of vernalization (
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