Genetic variation in NIN1 and C/VIF1 genes is significantly associated with Populus angustifolia resistance to a galling herbivore, Pemphigus betae

Keyphrases

• Abiotic Stress 25%
• Aphids 25%
• Candidate Gene Approach 25%
• Ecologically Important Trait 25%
• Gall Formation 25%
• Gall-inducing 25%
• Genetic Basis 25%
• Genetic Differences 50%
• Genetic Mechanism 50%
• Genetic Variation 100%
• Herbivore 100%
• Homologous Sequences 25%
• Host Plant Resistance 25%
• Hydrolytic Enzymes 25%
• Initial Surveys 25%
• Invertase 50%
• Invertase Gene 25%
• Narrowleaf Cottonwood 25%
• Natural Environment 25%
• Natural Populations 25%
• Natural Variation 25%
• Neutral Invertase 25%
• Nutrient Sink 50%
• Pemphigus betae 100%
• Phenology Genes 25%
• Plant Response 25%
• Populus Angustifolia 100%
• Quantitative Trait Loci 25%
• Regulatory Elements 25%
• Single nucleotide Polymorphism 50%
• Source-sink Relationship 50%
• Tree Genotype 25%
• Tree Resistance 100%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Biotic Stress 33%
• Genetic Divergence 100%
• Haplotype 66%
• Host Plant 33%
• Hydrolase 33%
• Intron 33%
• Invertase 100%
• Pemphigus Betae 100%
• Phenology 33%
• Plant Response 33%
• Populus angustifolia 100%
• Quantitative Trait Locus 33%
• Single Nucleotide Polymorphism 66%
• Source-Sink Relationships 33%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Candidate Gene 20%
• Genetic Difference 40%
• Genetic Mechanism 40%
• Genetic Variation 100%
• Genetics 20%
• Haplotype 40%
• Hydrolase 20%
• Intron 20%
• Invertase 60%
• Natural Population 20%
• Phenology 20%
• Plant Response 20%
• Populus 100%
• Quantitative Trait Locus 20%
• Regulatory Element 20%
• Single-Nucleotide Polymorphism 40%
• Source Sink Relationship 20%
• Sucrose 20%
• Tree 100%