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Population genomic analysis reveals key genetic variations and the driving force for embryonic callus induction capability in maizeEnglish Full Text

Peng Liu;Langlang Ma;Siyi Jian;Yao He;Guangsheng Yuan;Fei Ge;Zhong Chen;Chaoying Zou;Guangtang Pan;Thomas Lübberstedt;Yaou Shen;Xueyong Zhang;Ning Wang;State Key Laboratory of Crop Gene Exploration and Utilization in Southwest China/Maize Research Institute, Sichuan Agricultural University;Department of Agronomy, Iowa State University;

Abstract: Genetic transformation has been an effective technology for improving the agronomic traits of maize. However, it is highly reliant on the use of embryonic callus(EC) and shows a serious genotype dependence. In this study, we performed genomic sequencing for 80 core maize germplasms and constructed a high-density genomic variation map using our newly developed pipeline(MQ2Gpipe). Based on the induction rate of EC(REC), these inbred lines were categorized into three subpopulations. The low-REC ger... More
  • Series:

    (D) Agriculture

  • Subject:

    Crop

  • Classification Code:

    S513

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