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A large-scale genomic association analysis identifies the candidate causal genes conferring stripe rust resistance under multiple field environments.

Plant biotechnology journal - 1 Jan 2021

Wu Jianhui, Yu Rui, Wang Haiying, Zhou Cai'e, Huang Shuo, Jiao Hanxuan, Yu Shizhou, Nie Xiaojun, Wang Qilin, Liu Shengjie, Weining Song, Singh Ravi Prakash, Bhavani Sridhar, Kang Zhensheng, Han Dejun, Zeng Qingdong

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The incorporation of resistance genes into wheat commercial varieties is the ideal strategy to combat stripe or yellow rust (YR). In a search for novel resistance genes, we performed a large-scale genomic association analysis with high-density 660K single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) arrays to determine the genetic components of YR resistance in 411 spring wheat lines. Following quality control, 371 972 SNPs...

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PMID: 32677132
DOI: 10.1111/pbi.13452
PMCID: PMC7769225

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