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GrainGenes Reference Report: EUP-135-21

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Reference
EUP-135-21
Title
Genetic control of boron efficiency in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.).
Journal
Euphytica
Year
2004
Volume
135
Pages
21-27
Author
Jamjod S
Niruntrayagul S
Rerkasem B
Abstract
The genetic control of boron (B) efficiencyin wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) was studied for three genotypes representing B inefficient (I, Bonza), moderately B inefficient (MI, SW 41) and B efficient (E,Fang 60) categories. Boron efficiency was expressed as a partially dominant character but the phenotypes of F1 hybrids,relative to parents, indicated genetic control varying from recessive to additive to completely dominant with different cross combinations and B levels. Major genes were identified from the evaluation of F2-derived F3 populations derived from intercrosses between the three parents. Monogenic segregation was found in Bonza x SW 41 and SW 41 x Fang 60crosses and digenic segregation resulted in Bonza × Fang 60. Among the three wheat genotypes with widely different B efficiency, genetic variation for response to B could be accounted for by two genes, Bod1 and Bod2.
External Databases
https://doi.org/10.1023/B:EUPH.0000009541.42762.08
Gene Class
Boron efficiency
Keyword
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boron
deficiency
efficient
environment
gene
genetic variation
hybrid
inheritance
major genes
phenotype
physiology
segregation
triticum

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