Abstract:
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1. Shifts from current paradigms suggested by near-whole and whole-system research -- 2. The beginning of systems thinking about breeding for yield -- 3. Biomass accumulation: the first major physiological-genetic component of yield -- 4. Partitioning of photosynthate: the second major physiological-genetic component of yield -- 5. Days to maturity: the third major physiological-genetic component of yield -- 6. A model of photoperiod x temperature interaction effects on plant development -- 7. Prediction
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