Fine localization of the sym31 locus in pea linkage group III

Abstract

 Analysis of joint inheritance of symbiotic locus sym31 and 12 molecular and morphological markers of pea linkage group III was performed. The linkage between symbiotic locus sym31 and 11 analyzed markers was observed. Using theAntMap software,adetailed genetic map of the sym31 locus was constructed and its fine position in linkage group III was determined.

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Tsyganov V.E., Rozov S.M., Knox M., Borisov A.U., Ellis T.N., Tikhonovich I.A.