ArticleBMC plant biology2026
Identification and functional validation of the BcFPA, a candidate regulator of flowering time in pak choi.
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Abstract
backgroundFlowering time is an essential complex quantitative agronomic trait in pak choi (Brassica rapa ssp. chinensis). It exerts decisive effects on crop yield, commercial quality and environmental adaptability throughout the whole cultivation cycle. Uncovering the key genes controlling flowering time is therefore critical for molecular genetic research and genetic improvement of pak choi.
resultsIn the present work, we performed bulked segregant sequencing (BSA-seq) using an F
conclusionsThis research systematically reveals the genetic mechanism responsible for natural flowering time variation in Brassica rapa. The identified BcFPA gene and its linked molecular markers can serve as important genetic resources for marker-assisted selective breeding, facilitating the breeding of new pak choi varieties with optimal flowering traits.
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