The PHAP-9 inbred line serves as genetic material in breeding programs. It is used to study genetic distances between lines and to evaluate resistance to various diseases, including ear rot (Fusarium).
In hybrid combinations, the line influences plant height, the intensity of stay-green leaf characteristics at the end of the growing season, as well as root and stalk lodging resistance. Certain studies note specific growth characteristics of the line itself, such as early seedling vigor.
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Countries of admission
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Also known as
breeder code phap9
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PHAP-9primaryHU
PHAP9QM, QZ, US
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