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Teosinte-Derived Advanced Backcross Population Harbors Genomic Regions for Grain Yield Attributing Traits in Maize.

International journal of molecular sciences - 25 Sept 2024

Kumar Pardeep, Choudhary Mukesh, Sheoran Seema, Longmei Ningthai, Kumar Bhupender, Jat Bahadur Singh, Dagla Manesh Chander, Bhushan Bharat, Aggarwal Sumit Kumar, Bagaria Pravin Kumar, Sharma Ankush, Singh Shyam Bir

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Maize is a highly versatile crop holding significant importance in global food, feed and nutritional security. Grain yield is a complex trait and difficult to improve without targeting the improvement of grain yield attributing traits, which are relatively less complex in nature. Hence, considering the erosion in genetic diversity, there is an urgent need to use wild relatives for genetic diversification and...

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PMID: 39408630
DOI: 10.3390/ijms251910300
PMCID: PMC11476406

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