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From: Validation of a novel associative transcriptomics pipeline in Brassica oleracea: identifying candidates for vernalisation response

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Flowering time traits exhibit a varied response to different environmental conditions within the population. Examples of opposing phenotypic response to different vernalisation temperatures can be observed in (A) Brussels Sprout, Cavolo Di Bruxelles Precoce (GT120168) and (B) Broccoli, Mar DH (GT110244). Variation across the population for (C) DTB post vernalisation per treatment, per line. (D) DTF post vernalisation per treatment, per line. Day 0 represents the end of vernalisation, negative values represent heading or flowering during the pre-growth or vernalisation

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