Genotype-dependent selenium foliar application causes significant changes in seed production and phenolic compounds in Chilean chickpea landraces, with G5 showing a 91% increase in seed yield.
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Genotype-dependent selenium foliar application causes significant changes in seed production and phenolic compounds in Chilean chickpea landraces, with G5 showing a 91% increase in seed yield.
Zn-Se co-application in wheat reduces grain Se levels by 50% but still meets human nutritional requirements, revealing complex multi-scale antagonism mechanisms.
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