Phosphorus Boost Leads to Higher Starch Content in Weak-gluten Wheat
Phosphorus application affects grain starch formation in weak-gluten wheat Yangmai 9. Increasing phosphorus boosts amylose, amylopectin, and starch accumulation in grains, along with SPS and SS activities. AGPP, SSS, and GBSS activities also rise, leading to high starch accumulation. However, excessive phosphorus reduces these factors, resulting in lower starch content at maturity.