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Vielfältige Weizenzucht nötig - Umweltkrisen erfordern Anpassung

Name: Vielfältige Weizenzucht nötig - Umweltkrisen erfordern Anpassung
Creator: Schreiber, Nadine
Keywords: climate change, wheat, organic breeding, adaptation

Diverse wheat breeding needed - environmental crises require adaptation

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other literature type 01 Jan 2024 German Publisher:ZenodoJournal:BIOLANDFunded by:EC | ECOBREED

Authors: Schreiber, Nadine;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.10610573

Vielfältige Weizenzucht nötig - Umweltkrisen erfordern Anpassung

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Der Klimawandel stellt der Pflanzenzüchtung neue Aufgaben. Die Kombination diverser Züchtungsziele lässt gesunde, ertragsstarke und qualitativ hochwertige Öko-Sorten entstehen.

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climate change, wheat, organic breeding, adaptation

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