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Genetic identification and candidate gene analysis for loci of spike density in wheat.

Planta - 6 Jul 2026

Yang Cheng, Zhou Guochang, Wu Longmei, Lohani Md Nahibuzzaman, Wang Chao, Zhang Haopeng, Wang Tongzhu, Chen Jiating, Yang Yujie, Ma Jian

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MAIN CONCLUSION: GWAS of Chinese endemic wheat identifies two stable and potentially novel spike density loci as a resource for future breeding. Spike density (SD) is an important component of spike architecture that influences grain number per spike and ultimately wheat yield potential. Chinese endemic wheat germplasm represents a valuable but underexplored reservoir of genetic diversity for spike-related...

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PMID: 42406120
DOI: 10.1007/s00425-026-05076-x

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