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High-temperature stress during rice flowering stage: critical roles of cumulative exposure and coastal adaptation
Mid-season rice in the Yangtze River basin was studied to analyze the effects of high-temperature stress during flowering on yield and seed setting rate, using ORYZA(v3) model simulation data (1981–2019). Results indicated that: (1) Under varying high-temperature durations during flowering, rice yie
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