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Transfer and mapping of a gene conferring later-growth-stage powdery mildew resistance in a tetraploid wheat accession

2014-03-01

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Wheat powdery mildew is a severe foliar disease and causes significant yield losses in epidemic years. Breeding and using resistant cultivars is the most widely employed strategy to curb this disease. To identify and transfer powdery mildew resistance genes in wild emmer wheat accession TA1410 into common wheat, a resistant F3 line derived from the cross of TA1410 × durum wheat line Zhongyin1320 was crossed with c...

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3af91371-d2c7-5687-9ae7-a5bb04d0322c
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10.1007/s11032-013-9983-0
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