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Fine mapping and candidate gene analysis of qPH19.1, a locus for soybean (Glycine max L.) plant height.

TAG. Theoretical and applied genetics. Theoretische und angewandte Genetik - 16 Jul 2026

Zhang Jinhao, Yu Yan, Xu Dongshan, Wang Le, Zhu Shiyu, Wang Xinyue, Wang Di, Zhang Xiutong, Liu Yajing, Yang Xuguang, Li Jingwen, Yan Fan, Zhu Youcheng, Wang Qingyu, Wang Ying

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KEY MESSAGE: A new height locus qPH19.1 was identified, and Glyma.19G206100 was verified as the key gene regulating soybean plant height. Plant height stands as a pivotal component of the plant ideotype and has a substantial influence on crop yield. However, the genetic basis of this trait in soybean plant height remains poorly understood. To identify the genetic determinants of plant height, a BC1F2 segregating...

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PMID: 42461273
DOI: 10.1007/s00122-026-05277-8

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