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Genetic linkage facilitates cloning of Ert-m regulating plant architecture in barley and identified a strong candidate of Ant1 involved in anthocyanin biosynthesis.

Plant molecular biology - 1 Aug 2015

Zakhrabekova Shakhira, Dockter Christoph, Ahmann Katharina, Braumann Ilka, Gough Simon P, Wendt Toni, Lundqvist Udda, Mascher Martin, Stein Nils, Hansson Mats

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The erectoides-m anthocyanin-less 1 (ert-m ant1) double mutants are among the very few examples of induced double mutants in barley. From phenotypic observations of mutant plants it is known that the Ert-m gene product regulates plant architecture whereas the Ant1 gene product is involved in anthocyanin biosynthesis. We used a near-isogenic line of the cultivar Bowman, BW316 (ert-m.34), to create four F2-mapping...

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PMID: 26228300
DOI: 10.1007/s11103-015-0350-x

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