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Meta-analyses of QTL for grain yield and anthesis silking interval in 18 maize populations evaluated under water-stressed and well-watered environments.

BMC genomics - 10 May 2013

Semagn Kassa, Beyene Yoseph, Warburton Marilyn L, Tarekegne Amsal, Mugo Stephen, Meisel Barbara, Sehabiague Pierre, Prasanna Boddupalli M

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BACKGROUND: Identification of QTL with large phenotypic effects conserved across genetic backgrounds and environments is one of the prerequisites for crop improvement using marker assisted selection (MAS). The objectives of this study were to identify meta-QTL (mQTL) for grain yield (GY) and anthesis silking interval (ASI) across 18 bi-parental maize populations evaluated in the same conditions across 2-4 managed...

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PMID: 23663209
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2164-14-313
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