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QTL detection for stover yield and quality traits using two connected populations in high-oil maize.

Plant physiology and biochemistry : PPB - 1 Oct 2009

Wei Mengguan, Li Xuehui, Li Junzhou, Fu Jiafeng, Wang Yanzhao, Li Yuling

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Both yield and quality traits for stover portion were important for forage and biofuel production utility in maize. A high-oil maize inbred GY220 was crossed with two normal-oil dent maize inbred lines 8984 and 8622 to generate two connected F(2:3) populations with 284 and 265 F(2:3) families. Seven yield and quality traits were evaluated under two environments. The variance components of genotype (sigma(g)(2)),...

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PMID: 19541493
DOI: 10.1016/j.plaphy.2009.06.001

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