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Allele Mining in Wild Crop Relatives for Heat Stress Adaptation

Agricultural Bioinformatics

Climate-Adaptive Allele Mining Research

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Agricultural Bioinformatics › Climate-Adaptive Allele Mining Research

Allele Mining in Wild Crop Relatives for Heat Stress Adaptation

This research examines the genetic diversity of heat-tolerance alleles present in wild accessions of rice, sorghum, and millet species under temperature stress conditions. The investigation reveals previously undocumented functional variants that enhance thermotolerance, providing genetic resources for introgression into elite breeding lines.

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