Author: Takai, Toshiyuki
- Development and evaluation of pyramiding lines carrying early or late heading QTLs in the indica rice cultivar ‘IR64’
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- Identifying key traits in high-yielding rice cultivars for adaptability to both temperate and tropical environments
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- Identifying key traits in high-yielding rice cultivars for adaptability to both temperate and tropical environments
- SPIKE, a quantitative-trait locus, increases rice grain yield under low-yield conditions
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