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Role of BrSDG8 on bolting in Chinese cabbage (Brassica rapa).
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Abstract
key messageMapping and resequencing of two allelic early bolting mutants ebm5-1 and ebm5-2 revealed that the BrSDG8 gene is related to bolting in Chinese cabbage (Brassica rapa ssp. pekinensis). Bolting influences the leafy head formation and seed yield of Chinese cabbage therefore being an important agronomic trait. Herein, two allelic early bolting mutants, ebm5-1 and ebm5-2, stably inherited in Chinese cabbage were obtained from wild-type 'FT' seeds by ethyl methane sulfonate mutagenesis. Both mutants flowered significantly earlier than 'FT,' and genetic analysis revealed that the early bolting of the two mutants was controlled by one recessive nuclear gene. With BSR-seq, the mutations originating lines ebm5-1 and ebm5-2 were located to the same region in chromosome A07. Using the 1741 F
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