Functional mechanisms of drought tolerance in subtropical maize (Zea mays L.) identified using genome-wide association mapping
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A. Rathore | T. Shah | K. Arora | T. Mohapatra | F. Hossain | H. Gupta | N. Thirunavukkarasu | Rinku Sharma | T. S. Rani | Kaliyugam Shiriga | S. Mittal | S. Mohan | Pottekatt Mohanlal Namratha | Sumalini Katragadda | Sreelatha Dogga
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