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Genetic effects and genotype × environment interactions govern seed oil content in Brassica napus L.

BMC genetics - 5 Jan 2017

Guo Yanli, Si Ping, Wang Nan, Wen Jing, Yi Bin, Ma Chaozhi, Tu Jinxing, Zou Jitao, Fu Tingdong, Shen Jinxiong

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BACKGROUND: As seed oil content (OC) is a key measure of rapeseed quality, better understanding the genetic basis of OC would greatly facilitate the breeding of high-oil cultivars. Here, we investigated the components of genetic effects and genotype × environment interactions (GE) that govern OC using a full diallel set of nine parents, which represented a wide range of the Chinese rapeseed cultivars and pure...

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PMID: 28056775
DOI: 10.1186/s12863-016-0468-0
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