Titlebook: Breeding in a World of Scarcity; Proceedings of the 2 Isabel Roldán-Ruiz,Joost Baert,Dirk Reheul Conference proceedings 2016 Springer Inter

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Breeding Forages to Cope with Environmental Challenges in the Light of Climate Change and Resource L the cool temperate regions of Europe these crops may benefit from a warmer and prolonged growing season, but new stresses may emerge during autumn and winter, whereas further south risk of drought will increase. In addition, future forage crops have to use both nutrients and water more efficiently

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Cleave

An Assessment of Phenotypic Diversity Within a Collection of Natural , Ecotypes and Cultivars from Aor a range of morphological characters. The obtained results indicate that high variability actually exists among and within natural perennial ryegrass ecotypes and the cultivars and the differences observed between populations were based more on genetics than geography.

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The EUCARPIA Multi-site Rust Evaluation − 2013 Resultswere sown at 21 sites in 11 European countries. The cultivars were grown as rows in a completely randomized block design with four replicates. Rust incidence was scored in the year of seeding using a scale based on an estimation of the percentage of leaf area affected. Crown rust (. f. sp. .) was th

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Variation in Drought Tolerance of Perennial Ryegrass (, L.)ation during the growing season will affect crop yields. Perennial ryegrass (. L.) is one of the most important forage grasses in Europe due to high yields and nutritional composition. Because perennial ryegrass has no distinct tolerance to drought, it is likely to be particularly affected by global