Claim · model-written summary
Dehydrin accumulation was closely associated with cold hardiness across blueberry cultivars and selections.
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e0“their level of accumulation to be closely associated with cold hardiness level”
t0“Dehydrin Genes in Diploid Mapping Populations of Blueberry”
Title
Inheritance of Cold Hardiness and Dehydrin Genes in Diploid Mapping Populations of Blueberry
Ganesh R. Panta; Lisa J. Rowland; Rajeev Arora; et al. Journal of Crop Improvement 2004. doi:10.1300/j411v10n01_04
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Association Three blueberry dehydrins increased with cold acclimation.
- Association Blueberry dehydrins decreased with deacclimation.
- Observation V. darrowi had an LT50 of -13°C.
- Observation V. caesariense had an LT50 of -20°C.
- Observation F1 mean cold hardiness LT50 was -14.7°C and skewed toward V. darrowi parents.
- Observation The authors inferred that cold hardiness is partially recessive.
- Observation A dehydrin-related gene was mapped to linkage group 12 in the V. caesariense testcross population.
- Association Preliminary segregation comparison suggested the dehydrin marker did not segregate with cold hardiness.