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Genetic basis of the very short life cycle of 'Apogee' wheat.

BMC genomics - 31 Oct 2017

Li Genqiao, Boontung Rungravee, Powers Carol, Belamkar Vikas, Huang Tianrong, Miao Fang, Baenziger P Stephen, Yan Liuling

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BACKGROUND: 'Apogee' has a very short life cycle among wheat cultivars (flowering 25 days after planting under a long day and without vernalization), and it is a unique genetic material that can be used to accelerate cycling breeding lines. However, little is known about the genetic basis of the super-short life of Apogee wheat. RESULTS: In this study, Apogee was crossed with a strong winter wheat cultivar...

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PMID: 29089022
DOI: 10.1186/s12864-017-4239-8
PMCID: PMC5664786

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