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Identification of quantitative trait loci (QTLs) for response to grain yield under low light stress condition in rice (Oryza sativa L.)

International Journal of Advanced Biochemistry Research · 2025 · Vol. 9(4S) · pp. 105–109

Abstract

QTL analysis was performed using WIN QTL cartographer 2.5. Considering these facts in present investigation for QTL analysis 122 RIL lines were taken from cross between Danteshwari x Dagad Deshi (D X D) parents both are indica types and about 162 polymorphic SSR and HvSSR marker. Where is the marker RM-230 was significantly linked with chlorophyll a, days to 50% flowering on chromosome # 8. The marker RM-511 was significantly linked with chlorophyll b on chromosome # 12. The seven markers HvSSR-426 and RM-564, RM-273, RM-136, HvSSR-635, HvSSR-644, RM-340 were significantly linked with SLW on chromosome # 4, # 4 # 4, and # 6, # 6, # 6, # 6 respectively, The four markers HvSSR-442 and RM-317, HvSSR-111, RM-17 were significantly linked with TDM on chromosome # 4, # 4 # 11, and # 12 respectively, the markers RM-14, HvSSR-112, HvSSR-113 and RM-20 were significantly linked with grain yield on chromosome # 1, #11, #11 and #12 respectively for normal light and low light conditions.

Genetic Mapping and Diversity in Plants and AnimalsRice Cultivation and Yield ImprovementOryza sativaQuantitative trait locusGrain yieldIdentification (biology)BiologyTraitAgronomyYield (engineering)BotanyGenetics
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