ArticleFrontiers in plant science2023
Genetic analysis of heat tolerance in hot pepper: insights from comprehensive phenotyping and QTL mapping.
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Abstract
High temperatures present a formidable challenge to the cultivation of hot pepper, profoundly impacting not only vegetative growth but also leading to flower and fruit abscission, thereby causing a significant reduction in yield. To unravel the intricate genetic mechanisms governing heat tolerance in hot pepper, an F
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