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A genome-wide association study for culm cellulose content in barley reveals candidate genes co-expressed with members of the cellulose synthase a gene family

Title	A genome-wide association study for culm cellulose content in barley reveals candidate genes co-expressed with members of the cellulose synthase a gene family
Publication Type	Journal Article
Year of Publication	2015
Authors	Houston K, Burton RA, Sznajder B, Rafalski AJ, Dhugga KS, Mather DE, Taylor J, Steffenson BJ, Waugh R, Fincher GB
Journal	PLoS ONE
Volume	10
Pagination	e0130890

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