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The influence of eyespot resistance genes on baking quality and yield in wheat

2002-10-01

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In a backcross programme to introduce resistance genes, the retention of genes other than the resistance gene from the donor parent is possible owing to either chance, the simultaneous transfer of linked genes, incomplete compensation of replaced wheat chromatin, or other crossover segments being incorporated into the wheat genotype. This may cause unwanted characteristics in resistant cultivars. Eyespot in wheat...

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Literature Corpus work: 6122edf6-0e14-5f77-986b-0db4cb35cd1d
DOI: 10.1002/jsfa.1223

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