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Rapid Identification by Resequencing-Based QTL Mapping of a Novel Allele RGA1-FH Decreasing Grain Length in a Rice Restorer Line 'Fuhui212'.

International journal of molecular sciences - 28 Jun 2023

Ma Shiying, Zhong Yifan, Zheng Shuyi, He Ying, Yang Sihai, Wang Long, Traw Milton Brian, Zhang Qijun, Zhang Xiaohui

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Grain size is one of the most frequently selected traits during domestication and modern breeding. The continued discovery and characterization of new genes and alleles in controlling grain size are important in safeguarding the food supply for the world's growing population. Previously, a small grain size was observed in a rice restorer line 'Fuhui212', while the underlying genetic factors controlling this trait...

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PMID: 37445924
DOI: 10.3390/ijms241310746
PMCID: PMC10341677

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