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The completely additive effects of two barley phenology-related genes (eps2S and sdw1) are explained by specific effects at different periods within the crop growth cycle

Title	The completely additive effects of two barley phenology-related genes (eps2S and sdw1) are explained by specific effects at different periods within the crop growth cycle
Publication Type	Journal Article
Year of Publication	2017
Authors	Castro AJ, Cuesta-Marcos A, Hayes PM, Locatelli A, Macaulay M, Mastandrea N, Silveira M, Thomas WTB, Viega L
Journal	Plant Breeding
Volume	136
Pagination	663-670

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