Titlebook: Genetics and Genomics of Setaria; Andrew Doust,Xianmin Diao Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Breeding.Cytogenetics.Geno

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Genetics and Genomics of Setaria978-3-319-45105-3Series ISSN 2363-9601 Series E-ISSN 2363-961X

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Der Erkenntniswert von Fehlfunktionenoid members. The crop species . was domesticated from the weed ., and both share a genome designated as A. A second diploid weed, ., is genomically distinct, with a genome designated as B. The tetraploid . includes both A and B genomes, while tetraploid . appears to be derived from two A-like ancestors.

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Bianca Hohenadel,Max H. Kuczynskiome of the sequence and germplasm resources currently being generated. Finally, we discuss utilizing these tools as a means for genetic dissection of complex traits, potential opportunities for gene discovery, and how our understanding of the natural variation in . populations will make agriculture a more productive and sustainable industry.

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Genetic Diversity and Geographic Distribution of North American , Populationsome of the sequence and germplasm resources currently being generated. Finally, we discuss utilizing these tools as a means for genetic dissection of complex traits, potential opportunities for gene discovery, and how our understanding of the natural variation in . populations will make agriculture a more productive and sustainable industry.

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Cell Wall Development in an Elongating Internode of , synthesis, composition and structure of the cell wall and the molecular mechanisms that signal the transition from primary to secondary cell wall synthesis will be integral to engineering crops with a structure that lends itself to more efficient deconstruction.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-98902-4he grasses radiated some 70 million years ago. Comparing the structure of the ancestral grass genome with that of current-day Setaria and sorghum showed that the Setaria genome has undergone more rearrangements than sorghum. The reasons for the greater stability of the sorghum compared to the Setaria genome are unknown.