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Exploring genetic diversity, population structure and stability for yield related traits in rice germplasm of northeastern India

2025-03-01

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The northeastern region of India, being a biodiversity hotspot and the probable origin of rice, harbors enormous diversity for the crop. However, many of the landraces have become extinct due to increasing human interference, favoring improved cultivars over local landraces, urbanization, and climate change. Systematic evaluation of landraces for their genetic potential and population structure is scanty. Yield po...

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2847afb4-541a-5572-a0b5-02d0fe00d645
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10.1007/s10722-024-02109-w
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