Genetic variation in the glycine-rich protein gene BnGRP1 contributes to low phosphorus tolerance in Brassica napus.

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Lack of phosphorus (P) is a major environmental factor affecting rapeseed (Brassica napus. L) root growth and development. For breeding purposes, it is crucial to identify the molecular mechanisms underlying root system architecture traits that confer low-P tolerance in rapeseed. Natural variations in the glycine-rich protein gene BnGRP1 were analysed in the natural population of 400 rapeseed cultivars under...

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