HERE are now several cases reported in the literature in which the transfer a chromosomal segment from one species of Gossypium to another results in altered recombination frequency in the chromosome to which the “foreign” segment has been transferred (SILOW 1944; RHYNE 1958; PHILLIPS 1961; STEPHENS 1961). Further, it is known that the altered recombination may take the form of either increased...

background: gossypium thurberi is a wild diploid species that has been used to improve cultivated allotetraploid cotton. g. thurberi belongs to d genome, which is an important wild bio-source for the cotton breeding and genetic research. to a certain degree, chloroplast dna sequence information are a versatile tool for species identification and phylogenetic implications in plants. different ch...

Verticillium wilt is threatening cotton productivity globally. This disease is caused by soil-borne Verticillium dahliae which directly infects cotton roots, and exclusively colonizes and occludes xylem vessels, finally resulting in necrosis, defoliation, and most severely, plant death. For the first time, iTRAQ (isobaric tags for relative and absolute quantification) was applied to screen the ...

Two cDNAs and their corresponding genes (GhUBC1 and GhUBC2) encoding ubiquitin-conjugating enzymes (E2s) have been cloned and characterized from allotetraploid cotton Gossypium hirsutum ((AD)(1) genome). Three additional E2 genes (GaUBC1, GtUBC2, and GrUBC2) have also been identified from diploid cottons Gossypium arboreum (A(2) genome), Gossypium thurberi (D(1) genome), and Gossypium raimondii...

The author Sangita Baxi and a Pfizer representative contacted the editorial office to raise that there are image duplications in this article. Pfizer has undertaken a review and determined that there are duplications in Fig 1 and Fig 2 of the article and that part of the experiments cannot be verified. In light of the concerns identified, the authors and the PLOS ONE Editors retract this articl...

BACKGROUND Gossypium thurberi is a wild diploid species that has been used to improve cultivated allotetraploid cotton.G. thurberi belongs to D genome, which is an important wild bio-source for the cotton breeding and genetic research. To a certain degree, chloroplast DNA sequence information are a versatile tool for species identification and phylogenetic implications in plants. Different chlo...

Gossypium thurberi, a threatened wild cotton species native to northern Mexico and southwestern USA, is globally important because its agronomic traits can be introgressed into cultivated improve fiber quality resistance biotic abiotic stressors. However, studies on the current future potential distribution of are scarce. The objectives this study were (1) develop model G thurberi using Geograp...

Background: Gossypium thurberi is a wild diploid species that has been used to improve cultivated allotetraploid cotton. G. thurberi belongs to D genome, which is an important wild bio-source for the cotton breeding and genetic research. To a certain degree, chloroplast DNA sequence information are a versatile tool for species identification and phylogenetic implications in plants. Different ch...