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Gene-to-trait knowledge graphs show association of plant photoreceptors with physiological and developmental processes that can confer agronomic benefits

2021-10-01

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Global population growth, climate change, altered precipitation rates and cropping patterns are increasingly challenging plant scientists to improve crop productivity for food and non-food applications. Hence, there is a pressing need for identifying candidate genes that can be targeted for breeding future crops having enhanced agronomic benefits. Network mapping utilises available data and creates knowledge graph...

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4ced9391-62f8-510e-8949-706fc203a946
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10.1007/s10722-021-01214-4
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