Released February 6, 2012
Chinese wheat mini core collection (262 accessions) was genotyped at 531 microsatellite loci representing a mean marker density of 5.1 cM. One-thousand-kernel weights (TKW) of lines were measured in five trials (three environments in four growing seasons). Structure analysis based on 42 unlinked SSR loci indicated that the materials formed two sub-populations, viz., landraces and modern varieties.
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Identifying Loci Influencing 1,000-Kernel Weight in Wheat by Microsatellite Screening for Evidence of Selection during Breeding
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