Marker-trait associations and superior haplotypes for rice straw cell wall components and their relationship with digestibility and agronomic traits.

doi:10.1186/s12870-026-08865-4

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Marker-trait associations and superior haplotypes for rice straw cell wall components and their relationship with digestibility and agronomic traits.

BMC plant biology - 17 Jun 2026

Jajoriya Rajdeep, Gill Ranvir Singh, Gowda Rakshith S R, Lamba Jaspal Singh, Vadithya Amool Singh, Lore Jagjeet Singh, Bhatia Dharminder

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Being a staple crop and growing over larger area, rice (Oryza sativa L.) generates a vast quantity of straw as a by-product. However, high fibre and silica content present in rice straw makes it difficult to utilize as a quality livestock feed or for industrial utilization, thus necessitating to identify genetic resources with lower silica content and enhanced straw digestibility. In this study, 207 diverse rice...

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PMID: 42310516
DOI: 10.1186/s12870-026-08865-4
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