Shanice V. Haeften

This study quantifies how legumes respond to combined heat and drought stress, finding that additive effects dominate over synergistic or antagonistic interactions.

This study evaluates the impact of delayed sowing on grain yield in kabuli chickpea germplasm, identifying genomic regions associated with seed number and phenology that could improve yield.

This paper identifies water stress response haplotypes in barley by integrating environmental covariates with genetic analysis to uncover adaptive genomic regions.

This study shows that mungbean genotypes significantly influence subsequent wheat yield through legacy effects, suggesting opportunities to breed for system-level productivity in sustainable farming.

This study examines the relationship between seminal root angle and root system architecture in durum wheat, showing distinct RSA patterns in wide and narrow genotypes at later growth stages.

This study identifies QTL associated with canopy closure timing in durum wheat that improve yield in rainfed environments without yield penalties.