Genome-wide genotyping data renew knowledge on genetic diversity of a worldwide alfalfa collection and give insights on genetic control of phenology traits
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Genome-wide genotyping data renew knowledge on genetic diversity of a worldwide alfalfa collection and give insights on genetic control of phenology traits
Author(s): Marie Pégard, Philippe Barre, Sabrina Delaunay, Fabien Surault, Djura Karagić, Dragan Milić, Miroslav Zorić, Tom Ruttink and Bernadette Julier
Journal: Front. Plant Sci.
Publication date: 2023
DOI: 10.3389/fpls.2023.1196134
Licence CC BY
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