Through a long-term observation on the canopy temperature and some traits o
f wheat the temperature germplasm of wheat was found to result in the wheat
s having either a high or a low plant temperature. Under normal weather con
ditions, the wheat having a low temperature germplasm. (LTG) demonstrated s
everal advantageous physiological and agronomic traits than those having a
high temperature, germplasm ( HTC). Under the extremely unfavorable weather
conditions, such as rainy weather or severe drought, LTG wheat still could
maintain its superiority to HTG wheat in physiological and agronomic trait
s including leaf functional duration, chlorophyll content, malondialdehyde
content, transpiration rate, net photosynthesis rate, root vitality and ker
nel plumpness. The wide adaptability of LTG wheat to a wide range of meteor
o-ecological conditions could provide a valuable germplasm in breeding of g
ood strains with broad-spectrum stress resistance.