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Prospective use of barley spike/flower homeotic single and double mutants for ornamental purposes

2019-07-01

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Barley and other cereals only in small portions are used as ornamentals for their attractive spike structure and other features, and thus, there is a need to enhance approaches for the enrichment of their ornamental genetic resources. Homeotic Hooded (Hd) mutants, caused by a 305-bp duplication in intron IV of the BKn3 gene and characterized by ectopic flowers instead of awns, are attractive ornamental plants. How...

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DOI: 10.1007/s10681-019-2456-8

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