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Pleiotropic phenotypic effects of the TaCYP78A family on multiple yield-related traits in wheat.

Plant biotechnology journal - 1 Oct 2024

Ma Meng, Wu Linnan, Li Mengyao, Li Long, Guo Lijian, Ka Deyan, Zhang Tianxing, Zhou Mengdie, Wu Baowei, Peng Haixia, Hu Zhaoxin, Liu Xiangli, Jing Ruilian, Zhao Huixian

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Increasing crop yield depends on selecting and utilizing pleiotropic genes/alleles to improve multiple yield-related traits (YRTs) during crop breeding. However, synergistic improvement of YRTs is challenging due to the trade-offs between YRTs in breeding practices. Here, the favourable haplotypes of the TaCYP78A family are identified by analysing allelic variations in 1571 wheat accessions worldwide,...

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PMID: 38783571
DOI: 10.1111/pbi.14385
PMCID: PMC11536447

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