(1,3:1,4)-beta-D-glucan |
5.04 |
A |
abiotic stress |
1.01, 1.05, 1.27 |
abscisic acid |
1.05, 1.21 |
accD-psaI |
7.24 |
adaptation |
3.01 |
adaptation to environment |
1.04 |
Aegilops tauschii |
4.05 |
aerobic rice |
1.15 |
African crops |
7.17 |
alpha_amylase inhibitor |
2.03 |
alginate |
1.38 |
allele mining |
1.04 |
allelic variation |
1.04 |
alternative splicing |
1.05 |
anethole |
7.12 |
annotation |
5.19 |
antioxidant |
1.14, 7.27 |
antioxidant metabolites |
8.17 |
Aphis gossypii |
1.37 |
apomixis |
4.12 |
aposporous apomixis |
8.09 |
apple |
5.04, 5.13 |
Apulian genetic resources |
2.06 |
Arabidopsis thaliana |
1.05, 2.08, 4.01 |
arcelin |
2.03 |
arcelin-like protein |
2.03 |
Arundo donax |
1.22, 3.08, 8.13 |
ascorbic acid |
7.06 |
ASN1 |
1.17 |
association mapping |
5.03, 5.11, 5.15 |
autoimmune diabetes |
8.05 |
auxin |
5.19 |
Avena sativa |
5.07 |
avenanthramide |
7.27 |
B |
benzo(a)anthracene |
8.04 |
barley |
1.04, 1.07, 1.29, 7.30 |
berry ripening |
7.25 |
beta-lactoglobulin II gene (BGLII) |
5.21 |
bioactive compounds |
1.14 |
biodiversity safeguard |
2.06 |
bioeffectors |
1.18 |
bioenergy crops |
8.03 |
biofactors |
1.23 |
biofortification |
5.20 |
biofuel |
8.13 |
bioinformatics |
3.07 |
biomass |
1.22, 8.13 |
biosensors |
8.15 |
biostimulants |
1.18, 1.23 |
Brachypodium distachyon |
4.11 |
Brassica oleracea |
8.08 |
brassinosteroids |
1.27 |
bread-making quality |
7.14 |
breeding |
5.17, 7.10 |
broccoli |
8.04 |
C |
C–glucosylflavones |
5.20 |
candidate genes |
1.12, 1.31, 3.07, 5.09, 5.11, 5.14, 5.19 |
candidate population |
1.16 |
Capsicum annuum L. |
1.21 |
carotenoids |
5.09 |
carotenoids genes |
5.03 |
Cas9/CRISPR |
S.02 |
CBC |
1.39 |
chestnut |
1.36 |
ChIP |
4.04 |
chlorogenic acid |
3.05 |
chlorophyll Fv/Fm |
5.07 |
chloroplast |
1.13 |
chloroplast DNA |
7.10 |
chromatin modifications |
4.03 |
Cicer arietinum |
2.06 |
Cichorium endivia var crispum; var. latifolium |
7.09 |
circadian clock |
1.25, 8.12 |
cisgenesis |
3.04 |
Citrus sinensis |
1.10 |
Citrus tristeza virus |
1.35 |
classification |
8.07 |
clean gene |
3.04 |
clones collection |
3.08 |
common bean |
2.03, 2.05, 2.07 |
conservation |
3.02 |
corky root |
1.34 |
cpDNA |
7.24 |
Crispness |
5.04 |
CRISPR/Cas9 |
3.05 |
crop evolution |
2.09, 8.08 |
crop improvement |
3.04 |
cryptochromes |
1.25 |
Cucumis melo |
8.14 |
Cucurbita pepo |
1.37, 3.07 |
cuticular waxes |
1.32 |
cytochrome P450 |
2.04 |
D
|
ddPCR |
7.03 |
de novo assembly |
7.12 |
dedifferentiation |
3.01 |
differential expression |
1.03 |
differentiation |
3.01 |
digital gene expression profiling |
1.37 |
DNA barcoding |
8.01 |
DNA methylation |
2.01, 4.08, 4.10, 4.12 |
domestication syndrome |
2.05 |
donkey milk |
5.21 |
drought |
1.17 |
drought stress |
1.13, 1.14, 1.18, 4.07 |
drought-tolerance |
1.19 |
Dryocosmus kuriphilus |
1.36 |
dual epidemics |
1.08 |
durum wheat |
1.03, 1.09, 1.11, 1.17, 1.24, 1.31, 5.10, 5.12, 5.15, 7.15, 8.15 |
E |
edible plants |
8.05 |
eggplant |
4.10 |
Elliptic Fourier Descriptors |
2.02 |
endoplasmic reticulum |
5.08, 7.04 |
environmental stress |
4.03, 4.06 |
epigenetic |
2.01, 4.01, 4.04, 4.07, 4.09 |
epigenomics |
3.03 |
epistasis |
5.05 |
Ethiopia |
5.02 |
ethylene |
5.13 |
evolutionary breeding |
1.29 |
exome sequencing |
1.04 |
experimental evolution |
1.07 |
expression analysis |
1.24 |
extra virgin olive oil |
7.03 |
F |
fennel |
7.12 |
Ficus carica |
7.19 |
fingerprinting |
7.02, 7.14 |
flint maize |
8.18 |
flooding |
1.01 |
flowering |
1.25 |
food allergen |
7.29 |
food authentication |
7.18 |
food contamination |
8.04 |
food quality |
8.15 |
food traceability |
7.26 |
Fraud prevention |
7.26 |
frost tolerance |
5.07 |
fruit firmness |
5.04 |
fruit pigmentation mutations |
8.10 |
fruit ripening |
4.10 |
fruit ripening mutations |
8.10 |
fruits |
7.29 |
fungal enzymes |
8.03 |
Fusarium |
7.30 |
Fusarium graminearum |
1.30 |
fusarium head blight resistance |
1.31 |
Fusarium oxysporum |
1.06 |
Fusarium verticillioides |
1.32, 5.18 |
G |
Gaspé Flint |
5.06 |
GBS |
1.28, 2.06, 8.14 |
gene editing |
S.02 |
gene expression |
1.17, 1.27 |
gene family |
8.07 |
gene regulation |
1.01, 4.08 |
genetic diversity |
2.07, 7.16, 7.20, 8.08 |
genetic fidelity |
3.02 |
genetic improvement |
7.17 |
genetic resources |
2.09 |
genetic structure |
7.21 |
genetic variability |
5.16, 7.08, 7.10 |
Genome Editing |
3.05 |
genome reconstruction |
7.11 |
genome sequence |
7.15 |
genome structure |
7.19 |
Genome Wide Association Analysis |
5.04 |
genomic analyses |
2.05 |
genomic selection |
1.16 |
genomics |
2.09, 8.16 |
genotype-phenotype associations |
1.28 |
genotyping |
7.23 |
Genotyping by Sequencing |
7.10, 8.11 |
germacrene A-synthase |
7.09 |
germplasm collection |
7.16, 7.23 |
globe artichoke |
4.08, 7.11 |
Glu-B1 locus |
7.13 |
Glutathione transferase |
1.10 |
gluten |
7.13 |
gluten quality |
7.14 |
grain protein composition |
5.01 |
grain protein deviation |
5.01 |
grapevine |
1.26, 7.25 |
green factories |
8.06 |
GS |
1.17 |
GWAS |
5.02, 5.14, 5.18 |
H |
Haralick’s features |
2.02 |
healthy food |
8.17 |
heat stress |
1.11 |
heat tolerance |
1.12 |
herbicides |
1.10 |
heterogeneous populations |
1.29 |
heterologous production |
7.27 |
high-throughput phenotyping |
5.15 |
high-throughput qPCR profiling |
1.40 |
histone modifications |
4.04 |
HMW-GS |
7.13 |
homonymy and synonymy |
7.21 |
HQT |
3.05 |
human haplogroup lineages |
8.01 |
Hypericum perforatum |
8.09 |
I |
|
image analysis |
2.02 |
Infinium SNP array |
5.07 |
inheritance |
5.16 |
insect resistance |
1.36 |
introgression library |
5.06 |
introgression sub-line |
7.06 |
ionomic |
1.40 |
iron chlorosis |
1.26 |
K |
kernel morphology |
5.10 |
L |
landraces |
5.10, 7.08, 8.18 |
legumes |
2.01 |
lethal recessive traits |
5.05 |
lignin |
1.06 |
lignocellulose |
8.03 |
lincRNAs |
4.05, 4.11 |
lines |
1.29 |
lncRNAs |
4.06 |
local varieties |
7.21, 7.24 |
long-shelf-life |
1.19 |
lpa |
2.08 |
LTP |
1.31 |
M |
maize |
1.27, 1.32, 8.17, 8.18 |
Malus x domestica |
5.17 |
marginal lands |
1.22 |
marker |
7.29 |
marker-assisted selection |
5.17 |
Medicago truncatula |
2.04, 2.08 |
meganuclease |
S.02 |
memogene |
S.02 |
metabolomic |
2.09, 7.05, 7.26 |
microarray |
8.09 |
microevolution |
2.07 |
micronutrients |
7.14 |
microRNA |
1.24 |
MIPS |
5.20 |
miRNA |
1.14 |
mitochondria |
8.02 |
molecular chaperones |
7.04 |
molecular bcvxnfarming |
8.05 |
molecular markers |
1.34, 7.03, 7.12, 7.13 |
molluscs |
7.29 |
morpho-phisiological traits |
7.16 |
morphological traits |
1.12 |
MSAP |
4.12 |
mucins |
7.28 |
multi-parental populations |
1.07 |
Multiplex Real-Time PCR |
7.29 |
mutagenesis |
8.13 |
mycotoxins |
7.30 |
N |
near-isogenic lines |
8.10 |
nematode |
4.07 |
Next Generation Sequencing |
4.08, 7.01, 7.07, 8.12 |
nitrogen deficiency |
5.01 |
nitrogen stress |
1.03, 1.24 |
NO |
1.20 |
non-coding genome |
4.05, 4.11 |
nut weight |
1.36 |
nutritional factors |
7.17, 8.17 |
O |
Olea europaea |
7.21 |
olive |
7.20 |
omics |
7.01 |
open pollinated varieties |
8.18 |
oral vaccination |
8.05 |
organic farming |
2.07 |
ornamental Rutaceae |
1.39 |
Oryza sativa |
1.15 |
P |
parental contribution |
1.07 |
participatory evaluation |
5.02 |
Paspalum notatum |
4.12 |
pathogen |
1.06 |
PDO |
7.03 |
pea |
4.07 |
peach |
4.04 |
pectin methylesterase |
7.06 |
Pedigree Based Analysis |
5.04 |
pedigree genotyping |
1.08 |
pepper |
7.10 |
Phaseolus vulgaris |
8.11 |
phenolic acids |
5.11 |
phenolic compounds |
7.25 |
phenolpropanoid metabolism |
7.05 |
phenotipic variability |
7.02 |
phenotyping |
1.08 |
physical map |
5.12 |
physiology |
5.13 |
phytic acid |
2.08, 5.20 |
phytohemagglutinin |
2.03 |
phytohormones |
4.11 |
plant breeding |
5.06 |
plant development |
4.09 |
plant disease |
1.33, 5.18 |
plant domestication |
2.05 |
plant growth promoting bacteria |
1.18, 1.23 |
Plant lncRNAs |
8.07 |
plant microbiota |
1.06 |
plant regeneration |
3.02, 3.03 |
plant secondary metabolites |
7.27 |
plant species identification |
8.01 |
plant tissue culture |
8.04 |
plants pan-genomes |
8.16 |
Plasmopara viticola |
1.08 |
plasticity |
3.01, 7.25 |
plastid transformation |
8.06 |
pme |
1.31 |
polygactorunase |
7.06 |
polyphenols |
7.28 |
polyploidy |
2.01, 8.13 |
population genetics |
2.09, 7.18 |
population structure |
7.20 |
postharvest dehydration |
7.05 |
potassium channels |
1.20 |
PP2Cs |
1.21 |
product origin |
7.22 |
promoter analysis |
2.08 |
protein body biogenesis |
5.08, 7.04 |
protein traffic |
5.08 |
Protein transport protein SEC23 gene |
1.34 |
proteobacteria |
8.02 |
Prunus dulcis |
7.22 |
Pseudomonas syringae tabaci |
1.10 |
PvPGIP2 |
1.30 |
PYR/PYL/RCARs |
1.21 |
Pyrus communis |
7.23 |
Pyrus spp. |
7.24 |
Q |
qRT-PCR |
4.12, 7.03 |
QTL |
5.09, 5.14, 5.19 |
QTL mapping |
5.10, 8.11 |
QTLs for partial resistance |
1.09 |
quality |
7.07 |
Quorum sensing |
1.38 |
R |
radiation hybrid |
5.12 |
re-sequencing |
7.11 |
real-time RT PCR |
7.28 |
recessive resistance |
1.34 |
recombinant population |
1.07 |
regeneration |
3.07 |
repetitive component |
7.19 |
reproductive barriers |
5.05 |
resequencing |
7.02 |
resilience |
1.36 |
resistance |
1.26, 1.35 |
resistance gene |
1.33, 1.41, 5.18 |
restriction enzymes |
7.20 |
retrotransposons |
7.19 |
reverse genetics |
8.12 |
rice |
1.20 |
ripening |
4.04, 5.13 |
RNA silencing |
1.35 |
RNA-seq |
1.19, 1.37, 1.38, 7.12, 8.09 |
RNA-seq DGE |
7.09 |
root growth angle |
5.19 |
root system architecture |
5.15 |
rootstocks |
1.26 |
ROS |
1.20 |
S |
S-allele |
7.22 |
S-RNase |
7.23 |
Saccharomyces cerevisiae |
8.02 |
salinity tolerance |
1.22 |
salt stress |
1.20, 1.23 |
salt-responsive genes |
1.22 |
saponins |
2.04 |
SDS- PAGE |
7.14 |
secondary metabolites |
1.38 |
seed morphology |
2.02 |
seed quality |
5.20 |
seed storage proteins |
5.08, 7.04 |
segregation distortion |
5.05 |
selection |
8.08 |
Septoria tritici blotch |
1.09 |
sequence conservation |
8.07 |
sequencing |
5.12, 5.21 |
sesquiterpene lactone contents |
7.09 |
sexual reproduction |
8.09 |
shelf life |
7.07 |
shoot development |
5.15 |
silks |
1.32 |
small farmers |
5.02 |
small Heat Shock Protein |
1.11 |
SNP |
1.09, 5.03, 5.17, 5.21, 7.20 |
SNP markers |
1.33 |
SNP mining |
7.11 |
SnRK2s |
1.21 |
Solanum |
1.14 |
Solanum lycopersicum L. |
1.06, 1.12, 3.05, 7.06, 7.08, 8.10 |
somatic embryogenesis |
3.03, 3.06, 3.07 |
South Africa |
8.17 |
SSR |
7.16, 7.22, 7.23, 7.24 |
SSR genotyping |
7.18, 7.21 |
SSR markers |
2.07 |
stem rust |
1.41 |
stress |
7.07 |
stress escape |
5.06 |
stress tolerance |
1.10, 1.15 |
structural variants |
7.02, 8.16 |
submergence tolerance |
1.01 |
sugar beet yield |
1.40 |
sulfate availability |
1.40 |
sunflower |
8.12 |
surface plasmonic resonance |
8.15 |
sustainability |
1.19 |
sustainable agriculture |
1.29 |
sweet proteins |
8.06 |
synthetic varieties |
8.08 |
T |
target genes |
1.24 |
taxonomy studies |
8.14 |
tellurite |
8.02 |
temperate rice |
1.28 |
tetraploid wheat |
1.41 |
thermotolerance |
1.11 |
three ways hybrid |
8.18 |
TILLING |
1.11, 2.04, 8.12 |
tissue specific expression |
1.30 |
tobacco |
8.06 |
tomato |
1.25, 1.34, 1.38, 4.07, 4.09, 8.04 |
tomato landraces |
1.19, 7.07 |
TOR pathway |
1.05 |
totipotency |
3.01 |
traceability |
2.02, 7.01, 7.02, 7.18 |
TRADITOM project |
7.08 |
training population |
1.16 |
traits |
1.28 |
transcriptome |
1.26 |
transcriptome analysis |
4.03, 4.06 |
transcriptomic |
1.03, 5.13, 7.05, 7.25 |
transformation and regeneration |
3.06 |
transgenerational memory |
4.01 |
transgenic plants |
1.30, 8.05 |
transient expression |
S.02 |
transmission electronic microscopy |
8.02 |
transposable elements |
2.01, 4.06, 8.16 |
transposon |
2.04 |
Triticum |
7.13 |
Triticum aestivum L. |
5.01 |
Triticum durum (Desf.) |
1.13, 1.18, 5.09, 7.16 |
Triticum turgidum |
5.14 |
Triticum urartu |
4.05 |
Turin Shroud |
8.01 |
V |
Vanilla x tahitensis |
7.26 |
vegetative propagation |
3.08 |
viral vector |
S.02 |
Vitis spp. |
1.08 |
Vitis vinifera |
3.02, 3.03, 3.06, 5.05, 7.05 |
W |
|
water stress |
1.16 |
wheat |
1.30, 1.33, 3.04, 4.05, 5.02, 5.03, 5.11, 5.16 |
whole genome sequencing |
8.11 |
X |
Xcc |
1.39 |
Xfa |
1.39 |
Y |
yellow pigment content |
5.09 |
yellow pigments |
5.03 |
yield |
1.12, 5.16 |
Z |
Zea mays |
4.03, 4.06, 5.06, 5.18, 8.16 |
ZmMYB94 |
1.32 |
zucchini protection |
1.37 |
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