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Molecular characterization of S-RNase-based self-incompatibility in Aquilaria sinensis and implications for germplasm improvement
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• Identified S-RNase as the female determinant of GSI in Aquilaria sinensis for the first time. • Functional assays confirmed AsS-RNase inhibits pollen tube growth in a dosage-dependent way. • Nineteen AsS-RNase alleles were cloned and characterized from diverse germplasms. • AsS-RNase alleles serve as effective molecular markers for breeding and compatibility selection.
Keywords:
Self-incompatibility
S-RNase
Aquilaria sinensis
Allelic polymorphism
Germplasm compatibility
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