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QTL analysis of a cross between European and North American malting barleys reveals a putative candidate gene for β-glucan content on chromosome 1H

2007-04-01

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To determine the genetic factors influencing grain β-glucan content, that were effective in a population of two-row barley grown in very contrasting environments, 102 doubled haploid lines from the cross Beka x Logan were sown at two sites, Lleida (N.E. Spain) and Dundee (E. Scotland) in 2002. Following harvest, grain samples were assessed for total β-glucan content. Beka had lower β-glucan content than Logan at b...

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59b2e1de-34de-542c-9f5e-0d0bd4165bf4
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10.1007/s11032-006-9075-5
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