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Emerging molecular strategies to improve drought tolerance in barley Hordeum vulgare L.)

Jul 2026 · Euphytica · Vol 222 · 0 citations · 127 references

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The validated hub genes may serve as promising candidate targets for the development of functional markers in marker-assisted selection (MAS), potentially facilitating early-stage screening and pyramiding of drought-tolerant alleles in barley breeding programs, pending experimental validation.

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