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Genome-Wide Association Study Reveals the Genetic Basis of Crude Fiber Components in Brassica napus L. Shoots at Stem Elongation Stage.

Journal of agricultural and food chemistry - 24 Jul 2024

Shi Rui, Cao Yu, Yang Tinghai, Wang Yaping, Xiang Yanan, Chen Feng, Zhang Wei, Zhou Xiaoying, Sun Chengming, Fu Sanxiong, Hu Maolong, Zhang Jiefu, Wang Xiaodong

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Brassica napus is currently the principal field crop for producing materials for primary, secondary and tertiary industries. B. napus shoots at stem elongation stage are rich in anthocyanins, vitamin C and mineral elements such as selenium, calcium and zinc, and represent a new type of green vegetable. However, the high crude fiber (CF) content of B. napus shoots affects their taste, and few studies have focused...

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PMID: 39001851
DOI: 10.1021/acs.jafc.4c03032

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