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Hybridisation-based target enrichment of phenology genes to dissect the genetic basis of yield and adaptation in barley
2018
Plant Biotechnology Journal
Barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) is a major cereal grain widely used for livestock feed, brewing malts and human food. Grain yield is the most important breeding target for genetic improvement and largely depends on optimal timing of flowering. Little is known about the allelic diversity of genes that underlie flowering time in domesticated barley, the genetic changes that have occurred during breeding, and their impact on yield and adaptation. Here we report a comprehensive genomic assessment of a
doi:10.1111/pbi.13029
pmid:30407713
fatcat:rk5fmrw255dhvc3qtsmj4jqczi