ArticlePlant-environment interactions (Hoboken, N.J.)2025
Response of Elite Onion Genotypes to Drought Stress: Morphophysiological and Agronomic Parameters and Stress Indexes.
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- Response of Elite Onion Genotypes to Drought Stress: Morphophysiological and Agronomic Parameters and Stress Indexes.Plant-environment interactions (Hoboken, N.J.) · 2025Article
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Abstract
Onion productivity is sensitive to dry conditions. Breeding tolerant onion genotypes could improve productivity in regions vulnerable to water deficit stress. In this study, morphophysiological and yield parameters were used to evaluate the effects of drought on 14 genotypes at different growth stages. Three replications and two treatments-control and drought-were used in the split-plot design experiment, which was carried out in a greenhouse. For 10, 25, and 25 days during growth, bulb initiation, and bulb development, respectively, drought was applied. The findings showed that onions' susceptibility to drought depends on the growth stage and stress level. Morphological and physiological parameters decreased dramatically as plant developmental stages varied and the stress duration increased. After 25 days of stress during bulb development, all parameters demonstrated a significant decrease (
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