Development of β-carotene, lysine, and tryptophan-rich maize (zea mays) inbreds through marker-assisted gene pyramiding

HIGHLIGHTS

• who: Neelima Chandrasekharan from the DepartmentAgricultural University have published the paper: Development of u03b2-carotene, lysine, and tryptophan-rich maize (Zea mays) inbreds through marker-assisted gene pyramiding, in the Journal: Scientific Reports Scientific Reports

SUMMARY

Several natural mutants (i.e., opaque 2 (o2)12, floury 2 (fl2)13, opaque 7 (o7)14, opaque 6 (o6)15, floury 3 (fl3)14) have shown to increase these essential_amino_acids in maize of which o2 has been widely studied. A total of 85 and 109 ­BC3F1 lines were produced to the cross-1 and cross-2 . . .

 



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