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Genetic and physiological analyses of root cracking in radish (Raphanus sativus L.)

Yu et al., 2019

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7913697264684567339
Author
Yu X
Choi S
Chhapekar S
Lu L
Ma Y
Lee J
Hong S
Kim Y
Oh S
Lim Y
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Theoretical and Applied Genetics

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Key message A major QTL conferring tolerance to radish (Raphanus sativus) root cracking was mapped for the first time and two calcium regulatory genes were identified that positively associated with the cracking phenomenon. Abstract Root cracking is a severe …
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