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Validation of the markers linked with drought tolerance related traits for use in MAS programme in chickpea.

Journal of genetics - 1 Jan 2021

Chahande Rahul V, Kulwal Pawan L, Mhase Laxman B, Jadhav Ashok S

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Chickpea is an important cool season legume crop. The breeding efforts in chickpea are often hampered due to the narrow genetic base. Availability of diverse germplasm is an essential requirement for any crop improvement programme. This can facilitate development of desirable gene combinations and subsequently the improved cultivars. In any marker-assisted selection (MAS) programme, study of parental polymorphism...

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