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Advances in Multi-Scale Remote Sensing and Machine Learning for Canopy-to-Root Phenotyping of Drought Adaptation in Sorghum: A Review

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By Dongxue Zhao, Spoorthi Nagaraju, Barbara George-Jaeggli
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You are already at the latest version Sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L. Moench) is a key cereal for rainfed and drought-prone agro-ecosystems due to its C4 physiology and genetic diversity for stress adaptation. Drought tolerance in sorghum emerges from coordinated trait networks involving phenology, canopy development, transpiration regulation, photosynthetic resilience, and root-mediated water capture, rather than single traits. This review synthesises understanding of these interconnected mechanisms.
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