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Identification of a candidate gene for resistance to root‐knot nematode in a wild peach and screening of its polymorphisms

2014-08-01

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Root‐knot nematode disease, caused by Meloidogyne species, is an important soil‐borne disease of peach (Prunus persica L.) worldwide. To identify a major locus of genetic resistance to M. incognita, PkMi, in a wild peach species, we reconstructed a linkage group in a BC₁population of 187 lines using resistance gene analogue markers surrounding the PkMi locus. A resistance gene analogue marker, ppa021062m, co‐segre...

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10.1111/pbr.12174
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