Environmental association analyses identify candidates for abiotic stress tolerance in Glycine soja, the wild progenitor of cultivated soybeans

Keyphrases

• Germplasm Collection 100%
• Cultivated Soybean 100%
• Population Structure 100%
• Abiotic Stress Tolerance 100%
• Glycine Soja 100%
• Environmental Association 100%
• Wild Progenitor 100%
• SNP 50%
• Adaptation 50%
• Changing Environment 50%
• Abiotic Stress 50%
• Natural Populations 50%
• Crop Wild Relatives 50%
• Glycine Max 50%
• Biological Research 50%
• Novel Environment 50%
• Species Range 50%
• Local Environmental Conditions 50%
• Biophysical Variables 50%
• Adaptive Genetic Variation 50%
• Neutral Processes 50%
• Genetic Basis of Adaptation 50%
• Ex Situ Conservation 50%
• Population Tests 50%
• Bioclimatic Variables 50%
• Local Adaptation 50%
• Targeted Use 50%
• Ex Situ Collection 50%
• USDA Germplasm 50%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Germplasm 100%
• Abiotic Stress 100%
• Population Structure 100%
• Genetics 50%
• Genetic Divergence 50%
• Single Nucleotide Polymorphism 50%
• Ex Situ Conservation 50%
• Breed 50%
• Genetic Variation 50%
• Natural Population 50%
• Local Adaptation 50%