Identification of candidate genes for low temperature tolerance during germination of maize using a genome-wide association study and RNA-sequencing
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Zhoufei Wang | Jun Huang | Yu Zhou | Zhenhua Wang | Qi Xu | Hong Di | Lin Zhang | Dandan Wang | Ling Dong | Xiuwei Yang | Jiayue Zhang | Hong Zhang
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