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Manipulating assimilate availability provides insight into the genes controlling grain size in sorghum.

The Plant journal : for cell and molecular biology - 1 Oct 2021

Tao Yongfu, Trusov Yuri, Zhao Xianrong, Wang Xuemin, Cruickshank Alan W, Hunt Colleen, van Oosterom Erik J, Hathorn Adrian, Liu Guoquan, Godwin Ian D, Botella Jose R, Mace Emma S, Jordan David R

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Variation in grain size, a major determinant of grain yield and quality in cereal crops, is determined by both the plant's genetic potential and the available assimilate to fill the grain in the absence of stress. This study investigated grain size variation in response to variation in assimilate supply in sorghum using a diversity panel (n = 837) and a backcross-nested association mapping population (n = 1421)...

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PMID: 34309934
DOI: 10.1111/tpj.15437

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