The LH 227 line is used in breeding experiments, specifically as a component of elite crosses to study genetic diversity and improve maize characteristics. The genetic material of this line is adapted to the conditions of the northern regions of the USA, which are part of the Corn Belt.
In scientific studies focused on morphology, the line is characterized by specific traits of the root system, including root hair length and root diameter. Researchers also note the structural features of trichomes on the surface of the leaves and roots of this sample.
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Also known as
breeder code Leich 227
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LH 227primaryUA
LH227QM, US
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