Claim · model-written summary
Copeland ranking selected KeSH9 as a superior drought tolerant walnut genotype.
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e0“183 walnut genotypes”
e1“Based on the aggregated Copeland results, the genotypes Ke16, KeSH9, and Ke18 were identified as the superior drought-tolerant genotypes”
Title
Asaad Habibi; Mohammad Soltani; Saadat Sarikhani; et al. Scientia Horticulturae 2026. doi:10.1016/j.scienta.2026.114741
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Association Drought tolerant walnut genotypes had higher tolerance indices.
- Association Drought tolerant walnuts had smaller losses in RWC, MSI and photosynthetic pigments.
- Association Drought tolerant walnuts had decreased wilting and leaf shedding.
- Association Drought tolerant walnut genotypes had higher antioxidant enzyme activity and osmotic regulation than sensitive genotypes.
- Association Drought tolerant walnut genotypes had higher photosynthetic efficiency than sensitive ones.
- Method / resource ROC analysis identified FV/FM as a drought discrimination index with AUC 0.9965.
- Method / resource ROC analysis identified PIABS as a drought discrimination index with AUC 0.9961.
- Method / resource ROC analysis identified TChl as a drought discrimination index with AUC 0.9915.
- Method / resource ROC analysis identified carotenoids as a drought discrimination index with AUC 0.9892.
- Method / resource ROC analysis identified RWC as a drought discrimination index with AUC 0.9739.
- Method / resource Copeland ranking selected Ke16 as a superior drought tolerant walnut genotype.
- Method / resource Copeland ranking selected Ke18 as a superior drought tolerant walnut genotype.