ArticlePlant cell reports2025
Identification of key candidate genes regulating hundred-grain weight in the maize inbred line Ye107 from Southern China.
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key messageA potential candidate gene regulating maize hundred-grain weight was identified in the Ye107 inbred line through a genome-wide association study and QTL mapping, providing insights for high-yield maize breeding. Hundred-grain weight (HGW) is a key agronomic trait that significantly affects maize yield. Identifying HGW-related candidate genes is crucial for genetic improvement of maize. To overcome the limitations of traditional association panels in dissecting complex traits and to improve detection power and accuracy, this study constructed a multi-parent population (MPP). The MPP, consisting of 482 F
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