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Map-based cloning and expression analysis of BMR-6 in sorghum.

Journal of genetics - 1 Sept 2015

Li Jieqin, Wang Lihua, Zhang Qiuwen, Liu Yanlong

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Brown midrib mutants in sorghum are associated with reduced lignin content and increased cell wall digestibility. In this study, we characterized a bmr-6 sorghum mutant, which shows reddish pigment in the midrib and stem after the fifth-leaf stage. Compared to wild type, Kalson lignin content of bmr-6 is decreased significantly. We used histological analysis to determine that the mutant exhibited a modified...

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PMID: 26440083
DOI: 10.1007/s12041-015-0550-9

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