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Submergence Gene Sub1A Transfer into Drought-Tolerant japonica Rice DT3 Using Marker-Assisted Selection.

International journal of molecular sciences - 13 Dec 2021

Wu Yong-Pei, Wang Shu-Mei, Chang Yu-Chi, Ho Chi, Hsu Yu-Chia

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Flash flooding is a major environmental stressor affecting rice production worldwide. DT3 is a drought-tolerant, recurrent parent with a good yield, edible quality, and agronomic traits akin to those of an elite Taiwanese variety, Taiken9 (TK9). Progenies carrying Sub1A can enhance submergence stress tolerance and can be selected using the marker-assisted backcross (MAB) breeding method. For foreground selection,...

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PMID: 34948165
DOI: 10.3390/ijms222413365
PMCID: PMC8705020

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