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A Maximum Dose Bioassay to Assess Efficacy of Spinetoram against Cowpea Thrip
Megalurothrips usitatus
in China.
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S-EPMC11204267
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biostudies-literature
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Identification of a key locus, qNL3.1, associated with seed germination under salt stress via a genome-wide association study in rice.
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S-EPMC10011300
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Detection of Runs of Homozygosity and Identification of Candidate Genes in the Whole Genome of Tunchang Pigs.
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S-EPMC10812771
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Evaluation of the Genetic Diversity, Population Structure and Selection Signatures of Three Native Chinese Pig Populations.
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S-EPMC10295185
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Benchmarking copy number aberrations inference tools using single-cell multi-omics datasets.
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S-EPMC11879432
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Metabolic GWAS-based dissection of genetic basis underlying nutrient quality variation and domestication of cassava storage root.
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S-EPMC10722858
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Physiological and Transcriptional Analysis Reveals the Response Mechanism of
Camellia vietnamensis
Huang to Drought Stress.
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S-EPMC9569630
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Integrated Metabolome and Transcriptome during Fruit Development Reveal Metabolic Differences and Molecular Basis between
Lycium barbarum
and
Lycium ruthenicum
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S-EPMC10303592
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PNGSeqR: An R Package for Rapid Candidate Gene Selection through Pooled Next-Generation Sequencing.
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S-EPMC9315718
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The Adaptive Alternation of Intestinal Microbiota and Regulation of Host Genes Jointly Promote Pigs to Digest Appropriate High-Fiber Diets.
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S-EPMC11274041
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