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Epistatic association mapping for alkaline and salinity tolerance traits in the soybean germination stage.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2014

Zhang Wen-Jie, Niu Yuan, Bu Su-Hong, Li Meng, Feng Jian-Ying, Zhang Jin, Yang Sheng-Xian, Odinga Medrine Mmayi, Wei Shi-Ping, Liu Xiao-Feng, Zhang Yuan-Ming

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Soil salinity and alkalinity are important abiotic components that frequently have critical effects on crop growth, productivity and quality. Developing soybean cultivars with high salt tolerance is recognized as an efficient way to maintain sustainable soybean production in a salt stress environment. However, the genetic mechanism of the tolerance must first be elucidated. In this study, 257 soybean cultivars...

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PMID: 24416275
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0084750
PMCID: PMC3885605

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