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Organization of individual sorghum accessions into six sorghum subpopulations and distribution of Al tolerance.

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agriculture
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FerClaMarCla
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Subpopulation assignments (A) and (B) box plots for Relative Net Root Growth (RNRG5d) for each subpopulation: Q1 (guinea accessions from western Africa and guinea margaritiferum accessions), Q2 (caudatum accessions from Africa and group of transplanted caudatum and durra accessions from Lake Chad region), Q3 (lines from the Embrapa collection and US), Q4 (kafir accessions from southern Africa), Q5 (durra accessions from central eastern Africa and from Asia; bicolor and caudatum accessions from Asia), Q6 (guinea accessions from southern Africa and Asia).

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Kadaru

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GeneticsEvolutionary BiologyChemistryEcologyBiological SciencesPlant Biologysorghumaccessionssubpopulationsal

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CC BY 4.0

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