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  • for kinds of oil plants black seed soybean cold in cape town
  • Are genetic loci related to soybean seed oil traits?
  • Extensive efforts have been made to identify genetic loci that are related to soybean oil traits. The objective of this study was to identify quantitative trait loci (QTLs) related to soybean seed oil and compare the fatty acid composition between wild and cultivated soybean.
  • Does gmsweet39 increase seed oil content during soybean domestication?
  • The frequencies of GmSWEET39 superior alleles (improving seed oil content) increased from wild soybean to landraces, and reached > 95% in released cultivars. These findings suggest that GmSWEET39 has been selected to increase the seed oil content during soybean domestication and improvement.
  • Does the B1 locus affect seed oil content in cultivated soybeans?
  • As G. soja and G. max accessions differ greatly in seed oil content, with averages of ~10.9% for the former and ~18.0% for the latter ( www.ars-grin.gov/npgs ), we thought this oil QTL was likely to be responsible for the elevation of seed oil content in cultivated soybeans. Fig. 3: Pleiotropic effects of the B1 locus on seed oil content.
  • What is the oil content of cultivated soybean seeds?
  • Cultivated soybean seeds have an oil content of approximately 18¨C22%, whereas wild soybean seeds contain about 8¨C10% oil [ 25 ]. In an attempt to identify genes controlling seed oil content and composition, QTL analyses for oil content between cultivated and wild soybean need to be conducted.