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Mapping of the multifoliate pinna (mfp) leaf-blade morphology mutation in grain pea Pisum sativum.

Journal of genetics - 1 Aug 2009

Mishra Raghvendra Kumar, Kumar Anil, Chaudhary Swati, Kumar Sushil

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The multifoliate pinna (mfp) mutation alters the leaf-blade architecture of pea, such that simple tendril pinnae of distal domain are replaced by compound pinna blades of tendrilled leaflets in mfp homozygotes. The MFP locus was mapped with reference to DNA markers using F2 and F2:5 RIL as mapping populations. Among 205 RAPD, 27 ISSR and 35 SSR markers that demonstrated polymorphism between the parents of mapping...

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PMID: 19700861
DOI: 10.1007/s12041-009-0031-0

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