Publications by authors named "Abbas Mirsoleimani"
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- Biomass yield in wheat is crucial for breeding programs, particularly in regions with aluminum toxicity in acidic soils.
- Researchers aimed to identify quantitative trait loci (QTL) linked to growth and yield traits using a specific population of wheat lines under varying aluminum treatments.
- A total of 40 QTLs were identified, with many showing stability across environments, which could enhance future strategies for increasing the biomass yield of wheat cultivars.
Genetic improvement of aluminum (Al) tolerance is one of the cost-effective solutions to improve plant productivity in acidic soils around the world. This study was performed to progress our understanding of the genetic mechanisms of aluminum tolerance underlying wheat ( L.) flag leaf morphological and physiological traits.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFNowadays, production of biochar from agricultural wastes and its use for the amelioration of contaminated soils with heavy metals is increasing to reduce their negative effects on the growth of various plants. A factorial greenhouse experiment as a completely randomized design with three replications was performed to study the effect of different biochars on the spinach growth in a calcareous soil with different levels of nickel (Ni). The first factor consisted of biochars (control (CL), licorice root pulp (LRB), and rice husk (RHB) prepared at two pyrolysis temperatures (350 °C and 550 °C), each at 2.
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