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A co-located QTL for seven spike architecture-related traits shows promising breeding use potential in common wheat (Triticum aestivum L.).

TAG. Theoretical and applied genetics. Theoretische und angewandte Genetik - 24 Jan 2024

Zhou Jieguang, Liu Qian, Tian Rong, Chen Huangxin, Wang Jian, Yang Yaoyao, Zhao Conghao, Liu Yanlin, Tang Huaping, Deng Mei, Xu Qiang, Jiang Qiantao, Chen Guoyue, Qi Pengfei, Jiang Yunfeng, Chen Guangdeng, Tang Liwei, Ren Yong, Zheng Zhi, Liu Chunji, Zheng Youliang, He Yuanjiang, Wei Yuming, Ma Jian

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KEY MESSAGE: A co-located novel QTL for TFS, FPs, FMs, FFS, FFPs, KWS, and KWPs with potential of improving wheat yield was identified and validated. Spike-related traits, including fertile florets per spike (FFS), kernel weight per spike (KWS), total florets per spike (TFS), florets per spikelet (FPs), florets in the middle spikelet (FMs), fertile florets per spikelet (FFPs), and kernel weight per spikelet...

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PMID: 38267732
DOI: 10.1007/s00122-023-04536-2

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