Abstract

Hybrid vigor, or heterosis, means that the first-generation hybrids show the better performance than each parent, which is a biological phenomenon among crop production...

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  • Heterosis, means that the first-generation hybrids show the better performance than each parent, which is a biological phenomenon among crop production

  • We found that the centromere sequences of the doubled haploid (DH) lines in Brassica rapa were heterozygous

  • Three DH lines (HHE, XJD4, and Z16) and one highly inbred line (YTBJ) were used to re-sequence (30x) and detect variants compared with the Brassica rapa reference genomes version 3.0

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Introduction

Heterosis, means that the first-generation hybrids show the better performance than each parent, which is a biological phenomenon among crop production. We found that the centromere sequences of the DH lines in Brassica rapa were heterozygous. Three DH lines (HHE, XJD4, and Z16) and one highly inbred line (YTBJ) were used to re-sequence (30x) and detect variants compared with the Brassica rapa reference genomes version 3.0.

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