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Genetic Dissection of Shelling Percentage in Maize via QTL Mapping Using a Maize-Teosinte Population.

Genes - 28 Mar 2026

Bai Yan, Wang Yifei, Hou Xiangyin, Lai Jinsheng, Song Weibin

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Background: Shelling percentage is an important trait affecting grain yield efficiency in maize, but its genetic basis remains insufficiently understood. Methods: In this study, a maize-teosinte BC2S2 population derived from Zheng58 and (Zea mays ssp. parviglumis, CIMMYTMA 8782) was used for phenotypic evaluation and QTL mapping of shelling percentage across two replicates and BLUP-based analysis. Candidate genes...

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PMID: 42074502
DOI: 10.3390/genes17040384
PMCID: PMC13117012

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