Research in Cotton Cultivation
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This cluster of papers focuses on genomic studies related to cotton fiber development, improvement, and genetic diversity. It covers topics such as polyploidization in Gossypium species, QTL analysis for fiber quality traits, gene expression during fiber development, genetic mapping, and transcriptome profiling. The research also delves into aspects of plant cell elongation and the genetic basis of key agronomic traits in cotton.
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cotton; Gossypium hirsutum; fiber quality; Gossypium; cotton breeding; cotton varieties; Gossypium barbadense; seed cotton yield; cotton yield; boll weight; lint yield; fiber strength; Gossypium arboreum; cotton fiber quality; micronaire; cotton fiber development; fiber development; hybrid cotton; lint percentage; fiber fineness; boll number; fiber elongation; Gossypium raimondii; fiber yield; seed index
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Morton address: 36183315112010987 · morton4x16-v1
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