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A translocation tester set in pearl millet

Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 1982
Sixteen translocation stocks developed in pearl millet, Pennisetum typhoides (Burm.) S.&H. (2 n = 14) were inter-crossed and the meiotic configurations of f1's analysed. A translocation tester set comprising five translocation stocks, each involving two non-homologous chromosomes has been developed.
J L, Minocha   +4 more
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Breeding Pearl Millet

1983
Pearl millet Pennisetum americanum (L.) Leeke, also called bulrush cattail or spiked millet in English, bajra in Hindi, kambu in Tamil, dukhn in Arabic, and mil de chandelles in West Africa, is the world’s most important cereal in the hot, arid sections of the world.
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Cytogenetics of Pearl Millet

1981
Publisher Summary This chapter summarizes the available information on different aspects of pearl millet cytogenetics. It provides useful information to cytogeneticists and breeders engaged in the improvement of pearl millet and other forage species of Pennisetum. Pearl millet is a favorable organism for genetic research.
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Pearl Millet

2020
Sneh Punia   +4 more
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Pearl millet

2004
C Thomas Hash, Francis Bidinger
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Pearl Millet

T. P. Ajeesh Krishna   +6 more
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Pearl Millet

2007
M. Girgi, M. M. O’Kennedy
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Pearl Millet Genome Sequencing: Utilization of Sequencing Information for Pearl Millet Improvement

Pearl millet [Pennisetum glaucum (L.) R. Br.] stands as a climate-smart, sixth most important cereal crop globally. This resilient nutri-cereal is extensively grown by the poor smallholder farmers of the arid and semi-arid tropical regions of South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa and serves as a grain and stover crop. Its cultivation spans approximately 31
Bollam, S   +4 more
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