ArticleHorticulture research2021
Genetic analysis of the "head top shape" quality trait of Chinese cabbage and its association with rosette leaf variation.
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Abstract
The agricultural and consumer quality of Chinese cabbage is determined by its shape. The shape is defined by the folding of the heading leaves, which defines the head top shape (HTS). The overlapping HTS, in which the heading leaves curve inward and overlap at the top, is the shape preferred by consumers. To understand the genetic regulation of HTS, we generated a large segregating F
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