ArticleTAG. Theoretical and applied genetics. Theoretische und angewandte Genetik2026
Fine mapping and characterization of the bitter gourd mature fruit-length QTL mfl5.1 reveals a lectin receptor-like kinase gene McLECRK1b controlling fruit elongation.
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key messageA 2-bp insertion in McLecrk1b encoding an L-type lectin receptor-like kinase (L-LecRLK), the candidate gene for the major QTL mfl5.1 for mature fruit length, results in a premature stop codon and causes short fruit in bitter gourd. Fruit length is a key determinant of yield and market class in bitter gourd, yet the causal genes controlling fruit elongation remain largely unknown. In our previous QTL analysis using two inbred accessions with extremely short (HNU004) and moderately long (HNU025) fruits, mfl5.1 showed the largest effect. Here, we applied marker-assisted backcrossing to minimize background effects from additional loci and performed map-based cloning using a large BC
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