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Genotype-dependent responses to foliar-applied insoluble phosphorus in wheat are associated with leaf-surface metabolite profiles
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• Wheat genotypes differed in their responses to foliar-applied P-rich dust • IL105 showed increased biomass and P offtake after foliar dust exposure. • P deficiency enhanced leaf-surface metabolite abundance in IL105. • Metabolite profiles better match dust responses than epidermal traits. • Wild-emmer introgressions suggest candidate loci for future validation.
Keywords:
Airborne dust
Foliar nutrient uptake
Insoluble phosphorus
Introgression lines
Leaf-surface metabolites
Phosphorus starvation
Wild emmer wheat
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