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Identification of a plant height quantitative trait loci and candidate genes in a chromosome segment substitution line population derived from wild rice
Plant height is an important agronomic trait in rice and shows marked divergence between wild and cultivated germplasm. To identify loci associated with plant height variation from wild rice, we developed a BC4F7 chromosome segment substitution line population of 308 lines derived from Yuanjiang com
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