Multivariate screening of upland cotton genotypes reveals key traits for salt tolerance at the seedling stage

These findings suggest that multivariate and multi-trait screening at the seedling stage is a useful method for identifying cotton germplasm with salt tolerance, providing a foundation for breeding programs and further field evaluation that may contribute to stable yields under saline conditions.

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BMC Plant Biology
Published
2025-10-23
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12870-025-07354-4
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2
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Research in Cotton Cultivation
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Multivariate screening of upland cotton genotypes reveals key traits for salt tolerance at the seedling stage

Zunaira Anwar, Allah Ditta, Muhammad Kashif Riaz Khan
2 citations
BMC Plant Biology
Research in Cotton Cultivation
3.50
article

Multivariate screening of upland cotton genotypes reveals key traits for salt tolerance at the seedling stage

Zunaira Anwar, Allah Ditta, Muhammad Kashif Riaz Khan
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2 citations

Abstract

These findings suggest that multivariate and multi-trait screening at the seedling stage is a useful method for identifying cotton germplasm with salt tolerance, providing a foundation for breeding programs and further field evaluation that may contribute to stable yields under saline conditions.

BMC Plant BiologyVol. 25(1)
Pakistan Institute of Engineering and Applied Sciences (PK), Nuclear Institute for Agriculture and Biology (PK)
Openalex Percentile: Top 7%
Research in Cotton Cultivation
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