Review Article
Drought Tolerance in Wheat
Table 2
Yield losses at reproductive growth stages under drought in wheat.
| Reproductive stage | Yield loss (%) | Reference |
| Higher grain protein content, fewer days to physiological maturity, smaller kernel weight and diameter, less grain yield | Not applicable | [53] | Less grain yield (drought-tolerant variety) | 43 | [54] | Less grain yield (drought-sensitive variety) | 26 | [54] | 1000-grain weight | 18.29 | [1] | 5 | [3] | 1000-grain weight (anthesis stage) | 38.67 | [50] | Biological yield | 10 | [1] | Maximum grain yield | 22 | [1] | Decreased seed number | 64 | [3] | Grain formation stage | 101.23 | [49] | Grain formation stage | 65.5 | [51, 52] | Number of spikes | 19.85 | [50] | Number of spikes (anthesis stage) | 15.79 | [50] | Spike length (anthesis stage) | 16.90 | [50] | Number of spikelets per spike (anthesis stage) | 26.20 | [50] | Grains number (anthesis stage) | 72.51 | [50] | Grain yield (anthesis stage) | 64.46 | [50] |
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