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  5. Thinopyrum spp. group 7 chromosome introgressions improve durum wheat response to intense daytime and night-time heat stress at anthesis

Thinopyrum spp. group 7 chromosome introgressions improve durum wheat response to intense daytime and night-time heat stress at anthesis

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DI ROMANA, MARIA LIA
Giovenali, Gloria
Capoccioni, Alessandra
Riccardi, Vinicio
Kuzmanović, Ljiljana  
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2025
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Durum wheat (DW) is a strategic crop in the Mediterranean region, an area increasingly affected by climate change, where rising day/night (d/n) temperatures threaten yield stability. Enhancing heat tolerance in DW through the introgression of chromosomal segments from wild wheat relatives is a promising and validated approach. In this study, four DW–Thinopyrum spp. nearisogenic recombinant lines (NIRLs) were evaluated for their physiological and agronomic responses to intense heat stress (IH; 37/27 °C d/n for 3 days) applied at anthesis. The lines included two primary types (R5+ and R112+), carrying 23%- and 28%-long Th. ponticum 7el1L segments, respectively, on the 7AL arm, and two secondary recombinants (R69-9/R5+ and R69- 9/R112+), with a Th. elongatum 7EL segment of about 20% arm long, distally inserted within the described 7el1L segments. Their responses were compared to those of their non-carrier sister lines (−) and the heat-tolerant cultivar Margherita by measuring 22 morpho-physiological traits and 9 stress indices. Among the NIRLs, R112+, R69-9/R5+, and R69-9/R112+ showed enhanced tolerance to IH stress, marked by the maintenance of leaf relative water content, increased accumulation of proline and soluble sugars in the flag leaf, and preserved photosynthetic efficiency. Yield performance under IH was stable in these lines (R112+ > R69-9/R5+ > R69- 9/R112+), often matching or exceeding Margherita. R112+ maintained fertility through grain number retention, while R69-9/R5+ compensated via increased grain weight (+30%). These results reinforce the value of Thinopyrum wild germplasm in improving DW resilience to extreme heat, highlighting its utility in breeding programs targeting future climate scenarios.
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