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The wheat <i>Seven in Absentia</i> gene is associated with increases in biomass and yield in hot climates

2019-08-06

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Wheat productivity is severely reduced by high temperatures. Breeding of heat tolerant cultivars can be achieved by identifying genes controlling physiological and agronomical traits with high temperature and using these to select superior genotypes, but no gene underlying genetic variation for heat tolerance has previously been described. We completed the positional cloning of qYDH.3BL , a quantitative trait loc...

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DOI: 10.1101/726802

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