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Functional allele of a MATE gene selected during domestication modulates seed color in chickpea.

The Plant journal : for cell and molecular biology - 1 Jan 2024

Thakro Virevol, Varshney Nidhi, Malik Naveen, Daware Anurag, Srivastava Rishi, Mohanty Jitendra K, Basu Udita, Narnoliya Laxmi, Jha Uday Chand, Tripathi Shailesh, Tyagi Akhilesh K, Parida Swarup K

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Seed color is one of the key target traits of domestication and artificial selection in chickpeas due to its implications on consumer preference and market value. The complex seed color trait has been well dissected in several crop species; however, the genetic mechanism underlying seed color variation in chickpea remains poorly understood. Here, we employed an integrated genomics strategy involving QTL mapping,...

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PMID: 37738381
DOI: 10.1111/tpj.16469

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