Reduced Tillering
Reduced Tillering is a morphological symptom characterized by a diminished production of lateral shoots or stems in graminaceous plants, distinguished from other growth abnormalities by its specific manifestation as an inhibition of axillary bud development, commonly observed in response to nematode infestation or nutrient insufficiency.
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TILLERING IN GRASSES—ITS SIGNIFICANCE AND CONTROL*
O. R. Jewiss · Grass and Forage Science · 1972 · 233 citations
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Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
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Plant Industry
Canberra, Australia
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Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences
Beijing, China
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China National Rice Research Institute
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Agriculture and Food
Canberra, Australia
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Rice Research Institute
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State Key Laboratory of Plant Genomics
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