The Effect of Tropical Sorghum Conversion and Inbred Development on Genome Diversity as Revealed by High-Resolution Genotyping
By R. Klein, John Mullet, David R. Jordan, F. Miller, William L. Rooney, M. Menz, C. Franks, P. Klein. 2008
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Subfields: Agronomy and Crop Science, Genetics, Plant Science
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- Ghd7 (Ma6) Represses Sorghum Flowering in Long Days: Ghd7 Alleles Enhance Biomass Accumulation and Grain Production (2014, background): “…alleles for ma 6 , ma 1 , and dw 2 are all present in this genotype at one end of LG-06, resulting in the eicient conversion of tall (Dw 2 ), photoperiod-sensitive exotic genotypes that contained either Ma 1 ma 6 , ma 1 Ma 6 , or Ma 1 Ma 6 into short, early lowering lines (Klein et al., 2008).”