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Also, loss-of-function mutant lines of Loc_Os06g45560 will be evaluated for grain morphology traits and the gene expression.

To confirm the precise location of qSPP6 and qTGW6, these 44 F3 lines were advanced to F4 and F5 lines, which were used to evaluate spikelets per panicle, grain weight, grain morphology traits, and grain yield.

As previously stated, IVF and embryo production results may have been affected by the interaction of morphology traits and individual bull effects.

IVF and embryo development data showed that cleavage, blastocyst formation and blastocyst hatching may have been influenced by the interaction of morphology traits and individual bull effects.

Generally, this topic is controversial and even within the same species the relationship between sperm morphology traits and sperm velocity in particular seems to be dynamic and influenced by many factors.

These results, which may not be that surprising, confirm the challenges in selecting for seed morphology traits and reflect the complex genetic structure that underpins seed size and volume.

In order to assess covariation between morphological traits and sperm quality, we looked for correlations between sperm viability and morphology traits (mass, arm length, thumb length).

To the best of our knowledge, the present study demonstrates the first QTL mapping of root morphology traits, seedling biomass and P content in maize using the MT-MIM model, confirming that complementary information can be generated when this strategy is combined with single trait MIM analyses, as previously suggested by Silva et al. [ 35].

Significant genetic variation in root morphology traits, biomass accumulation and phosphorus content in the seedlings were observed for the RIL population with high broad sense heritability estimates, which ranged from 0.65 for root:shoot dry weight ratio to 0.82 for root length (Additional file 1: Table S1).

Correlations for MWMT (mean warmest monthly temperature), TD, mean annual precipitation (MAP), and AHM tended to be stronger and more frequent for phenology and morphology traits than for production traits (Table 4).

Additionally, representative production, phenology, and morphology traits that correlated with canonical correlation scores were also regressed on climate variables and models mapped.