Evolution of the Grain Dispersal System in Barley.

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Evolution of the Grain Dispersal System in Barley.

Cell - 30 Jul 2015

Pourkheirandish Mohammad, Hensel Goetz, Kilian Benjamin, Senthil Natesan, Chen Guoxiong, Sameri Mohammad, Azhaguvel Perumal, Sakuma Shun, Dhanagond Sidram, Sharma Rajiv, Mascher Martin, Himmelbach Axel, Gottwald Sven, Nair Sudha K, Tagiri Akemi, Yukuhiro Fumiko, Nagamura Yoshiaki, Kanamori Hiroyuki, Matsumoto Takashi, Willcox George, Middleton Christopher P, Wicker Thomas, Walther Alexander, Waugh Robbie, Fincher Geoffrey B, Stein Nils, Kumlehn Jochen, Sato Kazuhiro, Komatsuda Takao

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About 12,000 years ago in the Near East, humans began the transition from hunter-gathering to agriculture-based societies. Barley was a founder crop in this process, and the most important steps in its domestication were mutations in two adjacent, dominant, and complementary genes, through which grains were retained on the inflorescence at maturity, enabling effective harvesting. Independent recessive mutations...

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DOI: 10.1016/j.cell.2015.07.002

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