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Genetic architecture and genomic prediction of plant height-related traits in chrysanthemum.
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Abstract
Plant height (PH) is a crucial trait determining plant architecture in chrysanthemum. To better understand the genetic basis of PH, we investigated the variations of PH, internode number (IN), internode length (IL), and stem diameter (SD) in a panel of 200 cut chrysanthemum accessions. Based on 330 710 high-quality SNPs generated by genotyping by sequencing, a total of 42 associations were identified via a genome-wide association study (GWAS), and 16 genomic regions covering 2.57 Mb of the whole genome were detected through selective sweep analysis. In addition, two SNPs, Chr1_339370594 and Chr18_230810045, respectively associated with PH and SD, overlapped with the selective sweep regions from
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