Claim · model-written summary
The same QTL was associated with seed dormancy.
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e0“one pleiotropic QTL, located on Triticeae homeologous chromosome group 6, associated with major seed shattering (43.1% R 2 , 26.9 log of odds likelihood ratio [LOD]) and seed dormancy (24.1% R 2 , 10.6 LOD) effects.”
Title
Steven R. Larson; Elizabeth A. Kellogg Crop Science 2009. doi:10.2135/cropsci2008.05.0277
Other claims from this paper (4)
- Observation Independent genetic effects were detected for five seed traits.
- Association A chromosome group 6 QTL was associated with seed shattering.
- Mechanism A dominant basin wildrye gene was hypothesized to promote seed disarticulation and hinder development.
- Observation Leymus chromosome 6 markers corresponded to wildrice seed shatter QTLs.