Interpretation of Genotype × Environment Interactions for Early Maize Hybrids over 12 Years

By C. Signor, S. Dousse, J. Lorgeou, JB Denis, R. Bonhomme, P. Carolo, Alain Charcosset. 2001

102 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Agronomy and Crop Science, Genetics, Plant Science

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In Agronomy and Crop Science

1. Fernando H. Andrade
2. P. Calviño
3. L. C. Purcell
4. T. Sarlangue
5. V. Sadras
6. L. Echarte
7. M. Tollenaar
8. M. E. Otegui

In Genetics

1. Fernando H. Andrade

In Plant Science

1. Fernando H. Andrade
2. P. Calviño
3. L. C. Purcell
4. T. Sarlangue
5. V. Sadras
6. L. Echarte
7. M. Tollenaar
8. M. E. Otegui

Citations in the corpus

• Why Do Maize Hybrids Respond Differently to Variations in Plant Density (2007, background): “For short-season hybrids more plants are needed to reach the same amount of cumulative intercepted radiation (Edwards et al., 2005) because of their small leaf area per plant and small leaf area plasticity (Tollenaar, 1977; Dwyer et al., 1994; Otegui and Melo´n, 1997; Epinat-Le Signor et al., 2001 ”