Bread Wheat Tolerance to Biotic and Abiotic Stresses

This study develops a global multi‐stress phenotyping index based on the integral of green leaf area during grain filling (AUGLAI/IFVI) to assess bread wheat tolerance to biotic and abiotic stresses, distinguishing intrinsic and specific tolerance components and revealing a trade‐off with resistance and escape strategies.

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Bread wheat faces multiple biotic and abiotic stresses that reduce green leaf area, directly impacting yield. The authors established the Integrated Green Leaf Area Index (IFVI/AUGLAI) as a comprehensive indicator for multi‐stress tolerance by collating extensive field data from research institutes and industry partners. They automated high‐throughput phenotyping and validated the index across the INRA “ITK Blés rustiques” network. The study differentiates intrinsic tolerance—dependent solely on IFVI and reflecting yield potential—from specific tolerance, which captures varietal responses to environmental or management changes. Results show yield potential and stress tolerance can be jointly selected, yet reveal a trade‐off between tolerance and combined resistance/escape mechanisms. The proposed indicator aims to guide the selection of wheat varieties suited to specific environments and support the design of ecologically intensive cereal cropping systems.

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Informazioni sul contributo

Progetto

Innovations agronomiques

Innovations agronomiques

Posizione
France
Autori del contributo
Dominique GOUACHE, Marie-Odile BANCAL, Pierre BANCAL, Bernard DE SOLAN et Philippe GATE
Scopo
Adopt innovative practices

Tipo di file
documento
Pubblicato su
01 mag 2014
Lingua d'origine
French
Sito web ufficiale del progetto
Innovations agronomiques
Licenza
CC BY