Several Mesoamerican crops constitute wild‐to‐domesticated complexes generated by
multiple initial domestication events, and continuous gene flow among crop populations and …

Wild progenitors are an excellent source for strengthening the genetic basis and
accumulation of desirable variation lost because of directional selection and adaptation in …

Key message Genomic and genetic resources of G. mustelinum were effective for identifying
genes for qualitative and quantitative traits. Abstract Gossypium mustelinum represents the …

Abstract Background Gossypium barbadense L. Pima cotton is known for its resistance to
Fusarium wilt and for producing fibers of superior quality highly prized in the textile market …

Cotton has been domesticated independently four times for its fiber, but the genomic targets
of selection during each domestication event are mostly unknown. Comparative analysis of …

Cotton fiber development is still an intriguing question to understand fiber commitment and
development. At different fiber developmental stages, many genes change their expression …

Cultivated cottons are the most important economic crop, which produce natural fiber for the
textile industry. In recent years, the genetic basis of several essential traits for cultivated …

The members of the GRAS gene family play important roles in regulating plant growth and
development, but their functions in regulating early plant maturity traits are still unknown. In …

The genus Gossypium has important ethnobotanical and economic value for Amazonian
Native Communities (ANC). However, little research has been undertaken on the distribution …

The dissection of a gene regulatory network (GRN) that complements the genome-wide
association study (GWAS) locus and the crosstalk underlying multiple agronomical traits …