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Genome-Wide Association Study Dissecting the Genetic Architecture Underlying the Branch Angle Trait in Rapeseed (Brassica napus L.).

Scientific reports - 20 Sept 2016

Sun Chengming, Wang Benqi, Wang Xiaohua, Hu Kaining, Li Kaidi, Li Zhanyu, Li San, Yan Lei, Guan Chunyun, Zhang Jiefu, Zhang Zhenqian, Chen Song, Wen Jing, Tu Jinxing, Shen Jinxiong, Fu Tingdong, Yi Bin

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The rapeseed branch angle is an important morphological trait because an adequate branch angle enables more efficient light capture under high planting densities. Here, we report that the average angle of the five top branches provides a reliable representation of the average angle of all branches. Statistical analyses revealed a significantly positive correlation between the branch angle and multiple plant-type...

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PMID: 27646167
DOI: 10.1038/srep33673
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