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Detecting the genetic variants associated with key culinary traits in Dioscorea alata

K. Dossa, M. E. Houngbo, M. Lechaudel, E. Maledon, Y. A. B. Zoclanclounon, J. L. Irep, M. F. Nasir, H. Chair, D. Cornet

This study identifies genetic variants associated with culinary traits in Dioscorea alata using GWAS, revealing 25 significant associations and candidate genes linked to quality attributes.

bioRxiv · Oct 18, 2023 · PreprintPlant Biology

Identification and analysis of genomic regions influencing leaf morpho-physiological traits related to stress responses in Dioscorea alata

K. Dossa, M. E. Houngbo, J. L. Irep, H. Chair, D. Cornet

This study identifies genomic regions and candidate genes associated with stress response-related leaf traits in Dioscorea alata using GWAS and phenotypic analysis.

bioRxiv · Oct 18, 2023 · PreprintPlant Biology

First report of a successful development of yam hybrids (Dioscorea alata L.) from lyophilized and long-term stored pollens

E. Maledon, C. Perrot, M.-C. Gravillon, R. Rivallan, D. Cornet, H. Chair, K. Dossa

This study reports the successful development of yam hybrids using lyophilized and long-term stored pollens, achieving hybrid seedling success rates of 12-21% after 12 months of storage.

bioRxiv · Mar 12, 2023 · PreprintPlant Biology