QTL analysis of genetic loci affecting domestication-related spike characters in common wheat.

doi:10.1266/ggs.89.121

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QTL analysis of genetic loci affecting domestication-related spike characters in common wheat.

Genes & genetic systems - 1 Jan 2014

Katkout Mazen, Kishii Masahiro, Kawaura Kanako, Mishina Kouhei, Sakuma Shun, Umeda Kazuko, Takumi Shigeo, Nitta Miyuki, Nasuda Shuhei, Ogihara Yasunari

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Domestication-related changes that govern a spike morphology suitable for seed harvesting in cereals have resulted from mutation and selection of the genes. A synthetic hexaploid wheat (S-6214, genome AABBDD) produced by a cross between durum wheat (AABB) and wild goat grass (DD) showed partial non-domestication-related phenotypes due to genetic effects of the wild goat grass genome. Quantitative trait loci...

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PMID: 25475935
DOI: 10.1266/ggs.89.121

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