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Simple sequence repeat marker associated with a natural leaf defoliation trait in tetraploid cotton.

The Journal of heredity - 1 Jan 2000

Abdurakhmonov I Y, Abdullaev A A, Saha S, Buriev Z T, Arslanov D, Kuryazov Z, Mavlonov G T, Rizaeva S M, Reddy U K, Jenkins J N, Abdullaev A, Abdukarimov A

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Cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) leaf defoliation has a significant ecological and economical impact on cotton production. Thus the utilization of a natural leaf defoliation trait, which exists in wild diploid cotton species, in the development of tetraploid cultivated cotton will not only be cost effective, but will also facilitate production of very high-grade fiber. The primary goal of our research was to tag...

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PMID: 16159909
DOI: 10.1093/jhered/esi097

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