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Breeding Challenges for Species Adaptation in the South of Chile
Gabriel Saavedra
, Elizabeth Kehr
, Sebastian Elgueta
, Maritza Bastias
,
Jorge Hernandez
Escuela de Negocios
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Profundice en los temas de investigación de 'Breeding Challenges for Species Adaptation in the South of Chile'. En conjunto forman una huella única.
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Keyphrases
Abiotic Stress
40%
Adaptation
20%
Agricultural Production
20%
Agriculture
20%
Breeding Program
20%
Breeding Strategy
20%
Cereals
20%
Chile
100%
Climate Change
100%
Climate Conditions
20%
Crop Diversity
20%
Cultivated Area
20%
Elevated Temperature
20%
Environmental Conditions
20%
Fresh Vegetables
20%
High Temperature
20%
Large Loss
20%
New Crops
20%
New Variety
40%
Orchard
20%
Plant Morphology
20%
Plant Physiology
20%
Quality Product
20%
Rainfall
20%
Rusticity
20%
Southern Chile
20%
Species Adaptation
100%
Thermal Stress
20%
Transgenic Approaches
20%
Vegetable Production
20%
Vegetables
20%
Vernalization
20%
Water Scarcity
20%
Water Stress
20%
Weeds
20%
Winter chill
20%
INIS
agriculture
33%
breeding
100%
cereals
16%
chile
100%
climates
33%
climatic change
66%
crops
100%
diseases
33%
exceptions
16%
fruits
16%
genes
16%
increasing
16%
losses
16%
modifications
16%
morphology
16%
physiology
16%
production
50%
vegetables
50%
vernalization
16%
water
33%
weeds
16%
yields
16%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Abiotic Stress
25%
Biotic Stress
25%
Breed
25%
Climate Change
100%
Crop Diversity
25%
New Crops
25%
New Variety
50%
Plant Morphology
25%
Plant Physiology
25%
Raw Vegetable
25%
Vernalization
25%
Water Scarcity
25%
Water Stress
25%