Photosynthetic improvement of wheat plants

Photosynthetic improvement of wheat plantsThe light driven assimilation of CO2 in photosynthesis is the primary determinant of the biomass of wheat. The current theoretical maximum efficiency of photosynthesis in wheat is 4. 6%, but in practice it rarely exceeds 2% and averages less than 1% in the field (Zhu et al. 2008). Improving this conversion efficiency represents a key opportunity to not only increase yield, but also to decrease the demand for land and increase the efficiency with which

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Papers from a symposium held at Memphis State University in April 1987

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