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Genetic characterization and linkage analysis of spotted leaf 6,liguleless and lax panicle traits in mutant rice.

Journal of genetics - 1 Jan 2024

Matin Mohammad Nurul, Lee Kyung Eun, Kang Sang Gu

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Phenotypic mutants are valuable resources for elucidating the function of genes responsible for their expression. This study examined mutant rice strains expressing three traits: spotted leaf 6 (spl6), lax panicle (lax), and liguleless (lg). In the mutant, the spl6 phenotype was a genetically programmed lesion-mimicking mutation (LMM) that displayed spontaneously scattered spots across the leaf surface. In the lg...

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