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Development of a platform for breeding by design of CMS lines based on an SSSL library in rice (Oryza sativa L.)

Dai et al., 2015

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3590757554611125846
Author
Dai Z
Lu Q
Luan X
Cai J
Zhu H
Liu Z
Zeng R
Zhang Z
Wang S
Zheng L
Li J
Zhang G
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Publication venue
Euphytica

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Cytoplasmic male sterility (CMS) is an important foundation for heterosis utilization and exploited widely to hybrid seed production in rice. However, the traditional experience- driven and labor-cost breeding style left little room for sustainable improvement of hybrid …
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