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Identification of rice sheath blight and blast quantitative trait loci in two different O. sativa/O. nivara advanced backcross populations

2013-03-01

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Two accessions of Oryza nivara, a wild ancestral species of rice (O. sativa) identified as being moderately resistant to sheath blight and leaf blast disease, were used as donor parents to develop two advanced backcross populations with the US rice cultivar, Bengal, as the recurrent parent. The O. nivara donor parent for Wild-1 (252 BC2F1 lines) was acc. IRGC100898 and for Wild-2 (253 BC2F1 lines) was acc. IRGC104...

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10.1007/s11032-013-9843-y
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