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Linkage of genes affecting tuber color and chlorotic foliage

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The gene G which induces iron chlorosis inSolanum vernei when in the homozygous recessive condition is very closely linked to a locus which determines anthocyanin pigment production.

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El géne G ocasiona colosis de hierro enSolanum vernei; cuando existe en el recesivo homozigota se enlace estrechamente al locus asociado con la producción del pigmento antocianina.

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Plaisted, R.L., Peterson, L.C. Linkage of genes affecting tuber color and chlorotic foliage. American Potato Journal 44, 411–414 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02862537

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