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Tetralocular ovary and high silique width in yellow sarson lines of Brassica rapa (subspecies trilocularis) are due to a mutation in Bra034340 gene, a homologue of CLAVATA3 in Arabidopsis.
TAG. Theoretical and applied genetics. Theoretische und angewandte Genetik - 1 Nov 2014
Yadava Satish Kumar, Paritosh Kumar, Panjabi-Massand Priya, Gupta Vibha, Chandra Atika, Sodhi Y S, Pradhan Akshay K, Pental Deepak
Abstract excerpt
KEY MESSAGE: Genetic locus for tetralocular ovary (tet-o) in Brassica rapa was identified and it was shown that the number of locules and width of silique are associated. Brassica rapa is a highly polymorphic species containing many vegetables and oleiferous types. An interesting group of oleiferous types is the yellow sarson group (subspecies trilocularis) grown mostly in eastern India. This group contains lines...
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