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Genetics and Resistance / Génétique et Résistance High-confidence genomic regions associated with leaf stripe and spot blotch resistance in barley

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Three robust marker trait associations are identified, one to spot blotch on chromosome 4H and two to leaf stripe on chromosomes 6H and 7H, which may provide robust resistance not previously incorporated into breeding programs.

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