| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4510576 | Field Crops Research | 2012 | 13 Pages |
Abstract
⺠We demonstrate how Australian narrow-leafed lupin breeding has changed over time, using multi-environment historical variety trials. ⺠Productivity, yield responsiveness, harvest index and fecundity have increased over time. ⺠Breeders have selected strongly for drought escape via temperature responsive phenology in the short season Mediterranean WA. ⺠Late phenology is confounded with vernalization, and effective in cool, long season eastern environments, but not in warm WA. ⺠Lupin potential, particularly in warm long season climates, is limited by low variation within each vernalization group.
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Authors
J.D. Berger, B.J. Buirchell, D.J. Luckett, J.A. Palta, C. Ludwig, D.L. Liu,