QTL analysis for yield components and kernel-related traits in maize across multi-environments

Bo Peng(Tianjin Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Yongxiang Li(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Yang Wang(Institute of Crop Sciences), Cheng Liu(Xinjiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Zhizhai Liu(Southwest University), Weiwei Tan(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Zhang Yan(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Di Wang(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Yunsu Shi(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Baocheng Sun(Xinjiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Yanchun Song(Institute of Crop Sciences), Tianyu Wang(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Yu Li(Institute of Crop Sciences)
Theoretical and Applied Genetics
January 31, 2011
10.1007/s00122-011-1532-9
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