ArticleFrontiers in plant science2025
Identification of novel QTLs and development of KASP markers for sugar content in fresh and dried peanut (
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The total sugar content (TSC), soluble sugar content (SSC), and sucrose content (SC) are key determinants of taste and flavor of fresh and dried peanut kernels, and are important quality indicators in peanut breeding. However, the quantitative trait locus (QTLs) regulating peanut sugar content, especially in fresh seeds, remain poorly understood. In this study, TSC, SSC, and SC were measured in dried mature seeds (DMS) across four environments (three-year data from Baoding and Fuxin) and in fresh seeds (FS) across two environments (Baoding and Fuxin), and QTL mapping was performed in a recombinant inbred line (RIL) population ('Silihong'×'Jinonghei3'). TSC, SSC, and SC were all lower in FS compared to DMS, indicating that the sugar content increased during the drying and maturation process. Two major co-localized QTLs,
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