Putative Alleles for Increased Yield from Soybean Plant Introductions

By E. Kabelka, Brian W. Diers, W. Fehr, A. Leroy, I. Băianu, T. You, D. Neece, R. Nelson. 2004

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Soybean oil content QTL mapping and integrating with meta-analysis method for mining genes (2011, methodology): “QTL mapping The population of 154 recombination inbred lines (RIL) derived from the cross of America cultivar Charleston and Chinese variety Dongnong 594 (The map was constructed by Chen et al. 2005) was planted with 3 replicates in Research Center for Crop Breeding of Heilongjiang Land Reclamation ”
Genetic Mapping of Loci Associated with Seed Phytic Acid Content in CX1834-1-2 Soybean (2006, background): “Fewer seed trait QTLs have been mapped to the Satt237/Satt339 region of LGN, but Kabelka et al. (2004) reported QTLs for seed protein and seed yield in that region.”
QTL associated with yield in three backcross-derived populations of soybean (2007, background): “Because we also found that BSR resistance was segregating in our population, it is likely that the yield increasing allele in our study and in Kabelka et al. (2004) is actually a BSR resistance allele.”