Studies on molecular mapping in Oryza sativa L

By:

VIKAL, Yogesh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1996Edition: COBHDescription: 141,21LSubject(s):

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T 633.18 V70S

Summary: Inheritance of resistance to two pathotypes of X oryzae pv oryzae was studied in cross of T JI Uaponica) and IR24 (indica) to be controlled by a single dominant gene. Twenty-five of the primer out of 65 primers showed polymorphism for 60 amplified product

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Inheritance of resistance to two pathotypes of X oryzae pv oryzae was studied in cross of T JI Uaponica) and IR24 (indica) to be controlled by a single dominant gene. Twenty-five of the primer out of 65 primers showed polymorphism for 60 amplified product

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