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A multidimensional core set development of sesame germplasm leveraging agro-morphological traits diversity for genetic improvement and climate resilience.
Scientific reports - 23 Mar 2026
Yadav Rashmi, Vishwakarma Harinder, Satpathy Subhrajit, Mahalingam A, Rangan Parimalan, Kumar Ajay, Ali Sharik, Sharma Kriti, Kumari Kamna, Arya Dev Kumar, Rialch Indu, Kumhar Sita Ram, Gohil Vanraj, Bisen Rajani, Pandey Renu, Rai Vandna, Tiwari Kapil, Singh Anuj Kumar, Angadi Ulavappa Basavanneppa, Vasimalla Celia Chalam, Senthilraja G, Sharma Pankaj, Kumar Pardeep, Gupta Kailash Narayan, Ranebennur Hemavati, Singh Kartar, Langyan Sapna, Rana Virendra Singh, Shakil Najam Akhtar, Sharma Sanjula, Singh Artika, Choudhary Rakesh, Pradheep Kanakasabapathi, Gomashe Sunil Shriram, Ramachandran Senthil, Singh Mamta, Aravind J, Jalli Radhamani, Kumar Ashok, Singh Kuldeep, Singh Gyanendra Pratap, Kalia Sanjay, Rathore Abhishek
Abstract excerpt
Sesame (Sesamum indicum L.), an important oilseed crop, requires genetic improvement to ensure food security. Exploitation of a small fraction of genetic diversity is a major limiting factor for this crop. ICAR-NBPGR holds a large sesame base collection (6,000 unique accessions), originating from India and other countries. The study aims at the characterization of a sesame germplasm collection and development of...
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