Genome editing as a tool to achieve the crop ideotype and de novo domestication of wild relatives: Case study in tomato

Keyphrases

• Tomato 100%
• Domestication 100%
• Wild Relatives 100%
• Genome Editing 100%
• Crop Ideotype 100%
• Ideotype 100%
• Monogenic 100%
• Molecular Design 33%
• Plant Architecture 33%
• Yield Attributes 33%
• Increased Yield 33%
• Yield Grain 33%
• Grain Size 33%
• Abiotic Stress Resistance 33%
• Crop Breeding 33%
• Cultivated Plants 33%
• Fruit Size 33%
• Traits of Interest 33%
• Plant Domestication 33%
• Elite Cultivar 33%
• Mendelian Inheritance 33%
• Stress-responsive Genes 33%
• Physiological Challenges 33%
• Staple Crops 33%
• Solanum Section Lycopersicon 33%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Genome Editing 100%
• Lycopersicon 100%
• Abiotic Stress 50%
• Genome Editing 50%
• Mendelian Inheritance 50%
• Fruit Size 50%
• Genomics 50%
• Cultivar 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Ideotype 100%
• Wild Relatives 100%
• Case Study 100%
• Lycopersicon 50%
• Cultivar 25%
• Grains 25%
• Staples 25%
• Crop Breeding 25%
• Plant Architecture 25%
• Monogenic Inheritance 25%