article · BMC Plant Biology
Wheat genotypes, i.e. Sids 14 (P1), Sakha 95 (P3), Misr 3 (P6), P3×P4, P3×P6 and P5×P6 were the best parents and crosses for most of the studied physiological and agronomic traits under late sowing date conditions, and it can be recommended to include these genotypes in the wheat breeding program to withstand climatic changes in late planting. Also, early segregating generations may benefit from selection for these traits since additive gene action plays a key role in shaping them.
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DOI: 10.1186/s12870-025-07491-w
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