Morphological markers for the detection of introgression from cultivated into wild carrot (Daucus carota L.) reveal dominant domestication traits

Keyphrases

• Carrot 50%
• Carrot Cultivars 25%
• Condition-dependent 25%
• Crossed Factors 25%
• Daucus Carota 100%
• Domestication Traits 100%
• Dry Matter Production 25%
• Environmental Factors 25%
• F1 Hybrids 25%
• Genetic Analysis 25%
• Genetically Modified Crops 25%
• Growth Conditions 25%
• Highest Root 25%
• Hybrid Detection 50%
• Hybrid Features 25%
• Hybrid Line 25%
• Hybrid Phenotypes 25%
• Introgression 100%
• Maternal Effects 25%
• Mode of Inheritance 25%
• Morphological Markers 100%
• Pollination 25%
• Pre-screening 25%
• Root-shoot Ratio 50%
• Total Dry Weight 25%
• Wild Accessions 25%
• Wild Carrot 100%
• Wild Plants 50%
• Wild Population 25%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Biomass Production 20%
• Cultivar 100%
• Daucus 100%
• Dry Weight 20%
• F1 Hybrid 20%
• Genetics 20%
• Introgression 100%
• Maternal Effect 20%
• Morphology 100%
• Transgenic Crop 20%
• Wild Plant 40%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Biomass Production 16%
• Carrot 100%
• Cultivar 83%
• Environmental Factor 16%
• Genetically Modified Food 16%
• Introgression 100%
• Maternal Effect 16%
• Root Shoot Ratio 33%
• Wild Plant 33%