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Somatic hybrids of Sinapis alba + Brassica juncea: study of backcross progenies for morphological variations, chromosome constitution and reaction to Alternaria brassicae

2020-06-01

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The wild relatives of crops represent a rich reservoir of genes for introducing resilience to climate change into cultivated crops. To introgress genes from Sinapis alba, a wild relative of Brassicaceae, into Brassica juncea, a cultivated member of this family, we initially produced somatic hybrids between the two species and then produced a large number of backcross populations involving the two somatic hybrids (...

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10.1007/s10681-020-02629-3
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