ArticleBMC genomics2018
Genetic basis of heterosis for yield and yield components explored by QTL mapping across four genetic populations in upland cotton.
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Abstract
backgroundQuantitative trait loci (QTL) mapping provides a powerful tool to unravel the genetic bases of cotton yield and its components, as well as their heterosis. In the present study, the genetic basis underlying inbreeding depression and heterosis for yield and yield components of upland cotton was investigated in recombinant inbred line (RIL), immortalized F
resultsSignificant inbreeding depression of fruit branches per plant (FB), boll numbers per plant (BN), seed cotton yield (SY), and lint yield (LY) in RIL population and high levels of heterosis for SY, LY, and boll weight (BW) in IF
conclusionsAt the single-locus level, the genetic bases of heterosis varied in different populations. Partial dominance and over-dominance were the main cause of heterosis in the IF
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