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Dissection of major QTLs and candidate genes for seedling stage salt/drought tolerance in tomato.

BMC genomics - 3 Dec 2024

Li Xin, Liu Xiyan, Pan Feng, Hu Junling, Han Yunhao, Bi Ripu, Zhang Chen, Liu Yan, Wang Yong, Liang Zengwen, Zhu Can, Guo Yanmei, Huang Zejun, Wang Xiaoxuan, Du Yongchen, Liu Lei, Li Junming

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BACKGROUND: As two of the most impactful abiotic stresses, salt and drought strongly affect tomato growth and development, especially at the seedling stage. However, dissection of the genetic basis underlying salt/drought tolerance at seedling stage in tomato remains limited in scope. RESULTS: Here, we reported an analysis of major quantitative trait locus (QTL) and potential causal genetic variations in seedling...

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PMID: 39627739
DOI: 10.1186/s12864-024-11101-8
PMCID: PMC11613539

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