The resulting
backcrossed plants and information about their genomes, «shows a way forward for improving chickpeas and many other crops too,» says von Wettberg, a professor in UVM's Department of Plant and Soil Science.
The researchers also report a lower Chlorophyll content in
the backcrossed plants, which probably causes the pale green leaves.
Not exact matches
A new study now finds, that
backcrossing of the genetically engineered Golden Rice, with the Indian mega rice variety Swarna, leads to morphological changes such as pale green leaves, a reduced
plant height and a drastic reduction in yield.
For bulked segregant analysis, bsl1 - 1
plants were
backcrossed to the reference line A10.1 as the pollen parent.