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A novel assembly of Thinopyrum ponticum genes into the durum wheat genome: pyramiding Fusarium head blight resistance onto recombinant lines previously engineered for other beneficial traits from the same alien species

2014-12-01

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Favoured by climate changes, Fusarium head blight (FHB) has recently become a threat also in unusual environments, including those where durum wheat is largely cultivated. Since current durum wheat cultivars are mostly susceptible to FHB, new germplasm is needed, capable of maintaining yield capacity and grain quality under the disease pressure. To achieve this goal, a sustainable approach relies on transfer of re...

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086390dd-aa49-5d7f-9c05-45e3f231fc5a
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10.1007/s11032-014-0175-3
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