Abstract
A field micro-plot experiment on the interrelationship between water use efficiency and nitrogen use efficiency of different wheat evolution materials at the whole plant level showed that both water and nitrogen use efficiency increased gradually during the long evolution process from diploid to hexaploid. The water use efficiency was positively related with nitrogen use efficiency across nine evolution materials excluding French S. cereals, suggesting that the high nitrogen use efficiency of French S. cereals might be related with physiological mechanisms other than WUE.
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Water use efficiency increased from diploid to hexaploid wheat materials.
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e0“both water and nitrogen use efficiency increased gradually during the long evolution process from diploid to hexaploid”
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Nitrogen use efficiency increased from diploid to hexaploid wheat materials.
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e0“both water and nitrogen use efficiency increased gradually during the long evolution process from diploid to hexaploid”
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Water use efficiency was positively associated with nitrogen use efficiency across nine materials except French S. cereals.
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- nine evolution materialse0
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- nitrogen use efficiencye0
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- positively relatede0
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- excluding French S. cerealse0
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e0“The water use efficiency was positively related with nitrogen use efficiency across nine evolution materials excluding French S. cereals”