Is the Stay‐Green Trait in Sorghum a Result of Transpiration Sensitivity to Either Soil Drying or Vapor Pressure Deficit?
Sunita Choudhary(North Carolina State University), P. V. Vara Prasad(Kansas State University), Thomas R. Sinclair(North Carolina State University), Raymond N. Mutava(Kansas State University), Avat Shekoofa(North Carolina State University)
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