Skip to content
RDL
Network
Ecosystem
Switch app
TR
About
FAQ
Sign in
Get started
Wild relatives of wheat: Aegilops–Triticum accessions disclose differential antioxidative and physiological responses to water stress — Jafar Ahmadi (2018) | RDL Network
Back
Cite
Save
Save for later
Share
Home
Publications
Wild relatives of wheat: Aegilops–Triticum accessions disclose differential antioxidative and physiological responses to water stress
Shared by
Kadambot Siddique
University of Western Australia
Wild relatives of wheat: Aegilops–Triticum accessions disclose differential antioxidative and physiological responses to water stress
Article
2018
en
Authors
+2 more
JA
Jafar Ahmadi
AP
Alireza Pour‐Aboughadareh
SO
Sedigheh Fabriki Ourang
Discussion
(0)
Sign in
to like and join the discussion.
No comments yet. Be the first to comment.
Related publications
Article
2017
Physiological responses to drought stress in wild relatives of wheat: implications for wheat improvement
Alireza Pour‐Aboughadareh
,
Jafar Ahmadi
,
Ali Ashraf Mehrabi
,
Alireza Etminan
,
Mohammad Moghaddam
,
Kadambot Siddique
Article
2025
Assessing cold stress resilience in wild chickpea accessions using physiological, biochemical, and reproductive traits
Sarbjeet Kaur
,
Deeksha Padhiar
,
Mohar Singh
,
Swarup K. Parida
,
Uday Chand Jha
,
Kamal Dev Sharma
,
P. V. Vara Prasad
,
Kadambot Siddique
,
Harsh Nayyar
Article
2007
Yield Responses of Wheat (<i>Triticum aestivum</i>) To Vermicompost Applications
Paula Roberts
,
Gareth Edwards‐Jones
,
Davey L Jones
Compost Science & Utilization
Article
2025
Back into the wild: harnessing the power of wheat wild relatives for future crop and food security
Muhammad Farooq
,
Michael Frei
,
Frederike Zeibig
,
Sumitra Pantha
,
Hakan Özkan
,
Benjamin Kilian
,
Kadambot Siddique
Preprint
2021
Distinct changes in mature root and growing root tip proteomes underlie physiological responses of bread wheat to salinity stress
Bhagya M. Dissanayake
,
Christiana Staudinger
,
Rana Munns
,
Nic Taylor
,
A. Harvey Millar
Discussion(0)
No comments yet. Be the first to comment.