Defferential Agronomic Response of Winter Wheat Cultivars to Preanthesis Environmental Stress

This publication has 14 references indexed in Scilit:

• Agronomic Comparisons among Wheat Lines Nearly Isogenic for Three Reduced‐Height Genes¹
  Crop Science, 1986
• An Analysis of Post‐Anthesis Sink‐Limited Winter Wheat Grain Yields Under Various Environments¹
  Agronomy Journal, 1984
• Association of Weather Variables with Genotype × Environment Interactions in Grain Sorghum¹
  Crop Science, 1984
• Relationship between time of anthesis and grain yield of wheat genotypes with differing developmental pattern
  Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, 1983
• Comparative Growth Analysis of Two Spring Wheats and One Spring Barley¹
  Crop Science, 1982
• The effects of selection for number of ears on the yield and water economy of winter wheat
  The Journal of Agricultural Science, 1981
• The effect of drought on the water use and yield of two spring wheat genotypes
  The Journal of Agricultural Science, 1981
• Effect of nitrogen fertilizer on growth and yield of semi-dwarf and tall varieties of winter wheat
  The Journal of Agricultural Science, 1978
• Adaptation of semidwarf wheat cultivars to rainfed conditions
  Euphytica, 1977
• Post-anthesis sink size in a high-yielding dwarf wheat: yield response to grain number
  Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, 1977