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Multi-trait evaluation identifies superior Dendrocalamus latiflorus germplasm for sustainable bamboo plantation development.
Plant Physiology and Biochemistry · · Journal Article · Open access
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Multi-trait evaluation identifies Lianjiang, Fuqing, and Yong'an as superior Dendrocalamus latiflorus germplasm for high productivity and sustainable bamboo cultivation.
- Why it matters: Understanding provenance-dependent growth variation in D. latiflorus is crucial for optimizing bamboo plantation productivity and sustainability, yet its physiological and molecular mechanisms remain unclear.
- What they did: Eighteen provenances were assessed over two growing seasons using growth, morphological, photosynthetic, nutrient, biochemical, multivariate, and transcriptomic analyses, with principal component analysis and an integrated selection index.
- The result: Lianjiang, Fuqing, and Yong'an were identified as superior germplasm resources, with differential regulation of carbon fixation and energy metabolism pathways suggesting provenance-specific molecular mechanisms underlying high productivity.
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