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Genetic analysis and identification of candidate genes for two spotted-leaf mutants (spl101 and spl102) in rice.

Yi chuan = Hereditas - 20 Apr 2017

Han Xiao-bin, Xu Ran, Duan Peng-gen, Yu Haiyue, Luo Yue-hua, Li Yun-hai

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Spotted-leaf mutants form spots in leaves or leaf sheaths under normal condition. The spotted-leaf phenotypes are similar to hypersensitive reaction of plants attacked by pathogen. Identification and characterization of the spotted-leaf mutants are helpful for understanding the mechanisms of resistance to plant diseases. Here, we identify two spotted-leaf mutants spl101 and spl102 from an EMS-treated elite...

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PMID: 28420613
DOI: 10.16288/j.yczz.16-416

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