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BSA‑seq and genetic mapping identified candidate genes for branching habit in peanut.
TAG. Theoretical and applied genetics. Theoretische und angewandte Genetik - 1 Dec 2022
Pan Jiaowen, Zhou Ximeng, Ahmad Naveed, Zhang Kun, Tang Ronghua, Zhao Huiling, Jiang Jing, Tian Mengdi, Li Changsheng, Li Aiqin, Zhang Xianying, He Liangqiong, Ma Jing, Li Xiaojie, Tian Ruizheng, Ma Changle, Pandey Manish K, Varshney Rajeev K, Wang Xingjun, Zhao Chuanzhi
Abstract excerpt
KEY MESSAGE: The candidate gene AhLBA1 controlling lateral branch angel of peanut was fine-mapped to a 136.65-kb physical region on chromosome 15 using the BSA-seq and QTL mapping. Lateral branch angel (LBA) is an important plant architecture trait of peanut, which plays key role in lodging, peg soil penetration and pod yield. However, there are few reports of fine mapping and quantitative trait loci...
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