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Combination Genome-wide Association Study and Bulked Segregant Analysis Reveals the Loci Controlling Stalk Fiber Traits Related to Stalk Rot in Maize
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Combination Genome-wide Association Study and Bulked Segregant Analysis Reveals the Loci Controlling Stalk Fiber Traits Related to Stalk Rot in Maize
Stalk rot is a widespread soil-borne disease that severely impacts both the yield and quality of maize. The occurrence of stalk rot is closely related to the structure and composition of the stalk. Microstructure analysis revealed that the disease-resistant inbred line (QM1) presented a more o...
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