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Quantitative genetic analysis and mapping of leaf angle in durum wheat.

Planta - 1 Dec 2012

Isidro Julio, Knox Ron, Clarke Fran, Singh Asheesh, DePauw Ron, Clarke John, Somers Daryl

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The leaf erectness profile has been used to optimize plant architecture since erect leaves can enhance photosynthesis and dry matter production by greater sunlight capture. Brassinosteroid is a recent class of phytohormones that has been related to a more erect profile. There are no reports in the literature of the genetic variability of leaf angle in doubled haploid durum wheat populations; most studies on leaf...

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PMID: 22868576
DOI: 10.1007/s00425-012-1728-5

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