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[The genetic polymorphism of the dioeciousness trait in the fodder beet].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 22 Nov 2000 Russian Journal:TSitologiia i genetika, volume 34 (issn: 0564-3783, Copyright policy )
Authors: D A, Rybak; A F, Bober; A S, Kramar;

pmid: 11033854

[The genetic polymorphism of the dioeciousness trait in the fodder beet].

Abstract

The data on the study of genetics of the monofloret-cluster trait in fodder beet were presented. Three alleles of monofloret mc4, mc5 and mc6 were selected and described. Available monofloret sources of fertile fodder beet was tested on allelism.

Keywords

Polymorphism, Genetic, Genetic Complementation Test, Hybridization, Genetic, Chenopodiaceae, Selection, Genetic, Alleles

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