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7.07
Strategies to improve resilience to climate changes in Italian rice varieties
Bassolino L., Righetti L., Pasquariello M., Paris R., Nicoletti F., Sena L., Vaccino P.
7.08
Genetic and agronomic evaluation of a RIL eggplant population subjected to drought stress
Cosentino B.B., Toppino L., Gaccione L., Ricciardi V., Mancuso F., Bellitto P., La Placa G.G., Vultaggio L., Perez Brandan J., La Bella S., Tassone M.R., Gazzetti K., Barchi L., Mercati F., Rotino G.L., Sabatino L.
7.09
The wheat (Triticum durum) E3 ubiquitin ligase TDRF1 improves drought stress in barley (Hordeum vulgare)
Crosatti C., Bagnaresi P., Mazzucotelli E., Bertoncini A., Cattivelli L., Guerra D.
7.10
Transcriptomic insights into nitrogen use efficiency in contrasting maize landraces under variable nitrogen supply
Viglianti D., Minguella R., Bauland C., Palaffre C., Lagardère B., Nunes L., Badagliacca G., Balconi C., Branca V., Butrón A., Chaumont F., Faivre-Rampant P., Frascaroli E., Attinà E., Sidari R., Erdal S., Esmeray M., Nicolas S., Lupini A.
7.11
A root hair mutants collection from the barley TILLMore
Sangiorgi G., Camerlengo F., Forestan C., Golzi G., Ratti C., Wichterich K., Hochholdinger F., Tuberosa R., Salvi S.
7.12
Transcriptome profiling reveals drought adaptation mechanisms mediated by plant growth-promoting bacteria in durum wheat
Reddavide A., Pellegrini A.M., Minervini A.P., Procino S., Mangini G., Bianco C., Amenta M.L., Varriale S., De Paola D., Gioia T., Marzario S., Logozzo G., Taranto F., D’Agostino N.
7.13
Mitigating the effects of N deficiency on tomato plant growth by coordinated reprogramming of transcriptomics and metabolomics induced by Streptomyces violaceoruber
Caldiero C., Puccio G., Faddetta T., Willemsen I., Mauceri A., Gallo G., van der Hooft J.J.J., Wang J., Mercati F., Sunseri F., Karlova R., Abenavoli M.R.
7.14
Multi-scale dissection of grapevine-AMF interactions and their impact on physiological and metabolic traits
Pagliarani C., Giovannini L., Sillo F., Moine A., Giannetti G., Sbrana C., Garau G., Guaschino M., Gambino G., Nerva L., Chitarra W., Balestrini R.
7.15
Increased rice aptitude for association with beneficial microbiota in lines with introgression of the nitrate transporter gene NRT1.1B
Marè C., Bianco C., Juretich F., Palma D., Mica E., Povesi A., Finocchiaro F., Cerioli S., Varriale S., Cattivelli L., Valè G.
7.16
Addressing the role of the maize glossy13 gene in cuticle function, stomatal development, and water loss regulation
Marziali R., Caffi A., Sechi M., Kiros A.Y., Cominelli E., Consonni G., Dell’Acqua M., Castorina G., Galbiati M.
7.17
Identification of two soybean orthologs of the guard cell-related AtMYB60 gene
Locatelli F., Paolo D., Cominelli E., Sparvoli F., Galbiati M.
7.18
Seed morpho-physiological traits and seedling emergence in response to drought in a panel of Italian rice varieties
Dueñas C. Jr, Nkomo S., Ricotti A., Allevi J., Bedetto N., Baino M., Saluzzo E., Pagano A., Macovei A.
7.19
Using a multi-omics approach for the development of Rhizobium-based bioinoculants for chickpea cultivation under drought stress
Marziali R., Bellabarba A., Viti C., Checcucci A., Buti M.