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Genetic control of pod dehiscence in domesticated common bean: Associations with range expansion and local aridity conditions

2019-01-13

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<h4>Significance</h4> Plant domestication has radically modified crop morphology and development. Nevertheless, many crops continue to display some atavistic characteristics that were advantageous to their wild ancestors, such as pod dehiscence (PD). Domesticated common bean ( Phaseolus vulgaris ), a nutritional staple for millions of people globally, shows considerable variation in PD. Here, we identified multi...

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10.1101/517516
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