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Development of nutritious rice with high zinc/selenium and low cadmium in grains through QTL pyramiding.

Journal of integrative plant biology - 1 Mar 2020

Liu Chaolei, Ding Shilin, Zhang Anpeng, Hong Kai, Jiang Hongzhen, Yang Shenglong, Ruan Banpu, Zhang Bin, Dong Guojun, Guo Longbiao, Zeng Dali, Qian Qian, Gao Zhenyu

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Enriching zinc (Zn) and selenium (Se) levels, while reducing cadmium (Cd) concentration in rice grains is of great benefit for human diet and health. Large natural variations in grain Zn, Se, and Cd concentrations in different rice accessions enable Zn/Se-biofortification and Cd-minimization through molecular breeding. Here, we report the development of new elite varieties by pyramiding major quantitative trait...

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PMID: 31957138
DOI: 10.1111/jipb.12909

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