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Participation of green organs to grain filling in triticum turgidum var durum grown under mediterranean conditions

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Table 2. Effect of shading and excision treatments on grain yield (GY), number of grain per spike (NGS) and thousand kernels weight (TKW) across the six cultivars,
Table 3. Estimation of the relative contribution (expressed in %) of stem, leaf, spike, and awn
Figure 1. Thousand kernels weight (expressed in % of control plant –without shading and excision) of
Figure 2. Grain carbon isotope discrimination values of the different treatments carried out on two
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