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Reference
TAG-103-601
Title
Genetic analysis of kernel hardness in bread wheat using PCR-based markers
Journal
Theoretical and Applied Genetics
Year
2001
Volume
103
Pages
601-606
Author
Galande AA
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Abstract
Summary: In wheat, kernel hardness is a complex genetic trait involving various directly and indirectly contributing components such as kernel hardness per se, protein content, hectolitre weight and 1,000-kernel weight. In an attempt to identify DNA markers associated with this trait, 100 recombinant inbred lines (RILs) derived from a cross between a hard grain land-race, NP4, and a soft grain variety, HB 208, were screened with 100 ISSR and 360 RAPD primers. Eighteen markers were assigned to seven linkage groups covering 223.6 cM whereas 11 markers remained unlinked. A multiple-marker model explained the percentage of phenotypic variation for kernel hardness as 20.6%, whereas that for protein content, hectolitre weight and 1,000-kernel weight was 18.8%, 13.5% and 12.1%, respectively. Our results indicate that phenotypic expression of kernel hardness is controlled by many QTLs and is interdependent on various related traits
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Keyword
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baking quality
bread
bread wheat
complexes
component
cross
dna
dna marker
friabilin
genetic analysis
grain hardness
hardness
inbred lines
issr
kernel
kernel hardness
kernel hardness (kh)
landrace
linkage
linkage group
marker
model
pcr-based marker
phenotypic variation
primer
protein
protein content
qtl
quantitative trait loci (qtl)
rapd
recombinant inbred line
recombinant inbred lines (rils)
rils
soft
softness
trait

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