Titlebook: Bringing Skepticism to Crop Science; Thomas Sinclair,Thomas W. Rufty Book 2022 The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature S

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Osmolyte Accumulation,deficit, or greater hydrostatic potential gradient from the soil to the plant can all result in greater late-season water deficit and decreased yield. A very careful assessment of the temporal dynamics of the environment and the impact of osmolyte accumulation is required to draw any final conclusio

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Plant Water Use Efficiency,osed. Genetic and management approaches to minimize the impact of high VPD on crop transpiration rate, particularly early in the growing season, offer opportunities to conserve soil water and sustain crop physiological activity later in the growing season during the reproductive stages. The conserva

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Unconfirmed Field Observations (UFOs),onexistent. Further, yield results for a transformation must be tested against the yield of high-yielding commercial cultivars, not the usually weak genotype that was originally transformed. Additional considerations are the number of replications, the size of the plots, and inclusion of a sufficien

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The Role of Skepticism in Science,at is, skeptical analysis—seems to be a quirk of the human brain to accept readily available explanations that at least superficially explain the evidence. The skeptic is required to consider all relevant evidence from several viewpoints to judge the relevant merit of competing explanations.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-04403-9 mass to achieve seed yield. This trade-off has been labeled as component compensation. The ‘packaging’ of seed yield whether achieved by seed number or seed mass generally does not determine crop yield.

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