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Title: Registration of Five Induced Semidwarf Mutants of Rice

Authors
item Rutger, J
item Moldenhauer, Karen - UA RREC
item Gravois, Kenneth - LSU SUGAR RES STN
item Lee, Fleet - UA RREC
item Norman, Rick - UNIV ARK
item Bryant, Rolfe

Submitted to: Crop Science
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: December 31, 2003
Publication Date: July 1, 2004
Citation: Rutger, J.N., Moldenhauer, K.A., Gravois, K.A., Lee, F.N., Norman, R.J., Bryant, R.J. 2004. Registration of five induced semidwarf mutants of rice. Crop Science. 44:1496-1497.

Interpretive Summary: Five semidwarf mutants were induced in tall US long grain varieties. Each mutant line carries a gene different from the worldwide semidwarfing source sd1. These mutants provide breeding sources of semidwarfism in tropical japonica germplasm adapted to the southern US and similar climatic areas.

Technical Abstract: Five semidwarf mutants were induced in tall US long grain varieties. Each mutant line carries a gene different from the worldwide semidwarfing source sd1. These mutants provide breeding sources of semidwarfism in tropical japonica germplasm adapted to the southern US and similar climatic areas.

   
 
 
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