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- The study investigates a gene mutation in sugarcane that leads to the creation of maternal haploids, which are plants with only one set of chromosomes from the mother.
- This process occurs in vivo, meaning it happens within a living organism rather than in a lab setting.
- The findings suggest potential improvements for sugarcane breeding, making it easier to develop new varieties with desirable traits.
Article Abstract
Mutation of the gene in sugarcane induces in vivo maternal haploids and suggests prospects for sugarcane breeding.
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