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GWAS, MWAS and mGWAS provide insights into precision agriculture based on genotype-dependent microbial effects in foxtail millet.
Nature communications - 7 Oct 2022
Wang Yayu, Wang Xiaolin, Sun Shuai, Jin Canzhi, Su Jianmu, Wei Jinpu, Luo Xinyue, Wen Jiawen, Wei Tong, Sahu Sunil Kumar, Zou Hongfeng, Chen Hongyun, Mu Zhixin, Zhang Gengyun, Liu Xin, Xu Xun, Gram Lone, Yang Huanming, Wang Ertao, Liu Huan
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Genetic and environmental factors collectively determine plant growth and yield. In the past 20 years, genome-wide association studies (GWAS) have been conducted on crops to decipher genetic loci that contribute to growth and yield, however, plant genotype appears to be insufficient to explain the trait variations. Here, we unravel the associations between genotypic, phenotypic, and rhizoplane microbiota...
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