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Unlocking the relationships among population structure, plant architecture, growing season, and environmental adaptation in Henan wheat cultivars.

BMC plant biology - 12 Oct 2020

Yang Jian, Zhou Yanjie, Hu Weiguo, Zhang Yu'e, Zhou Yong, Chen Yongxing, Wang Xicheng, Zhao Hong, Cao Tingjie, Liu Zhiyong

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BACKGROUND: Ecological environments shape plant architecture and alter the growing season, which provides the basis for wheat genetic improvement. Therefore, understanding the genetic basis of grain yield and yield-related traits in specific ecological environments is important. RESULTS: A structured panel of 96 elite wheat cultivars grown in the High-yield zone of Henan province in China was genotyped using an...

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PMID: 33046012
DOI: 10.1186/s12870-020-02674-z
PMCID: PMC7552505

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