ArticleFrontiers in plant science2020
Validation and Characterization of a Seed Number Per Silique Quantitative Trait Locus
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Abstract
Seed number is a key character/trait tightly related to the plant fitness/evolution and crop domestication/improvement. The seed number per silique (SNPS) shows a huge variation from several to more than 30, however the underlying regulatory mechanisms are poorly known, which has hindered its improvement. To answer this question, several representative lines with extreme SNPS were previously subjected to systematic genetic and cytological analyses. The results showed that the natural variation of seed number per silique is mainly controlled by maternal and embryonic genotype, which are co-determined by ovule number per ovary, fertile ovule ratio, ovule fertilization rate, and fertilized ovule development rate. More importantly, we also mapped two repeatable quantitative trait loci (QTLs) for SNPS using the F
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