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Growing some flax varieties under nutrient stress results in genomic variation within a subset of the genome and phenotypic variation. A complex insertion at a specific site is associated with growth under various nutrient regimes and with changes in gene expression around this site.
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Environmentally Induced Heritable ChangesFlax VarietiesNutrient StressGenome ModificationsInherited ModificationsPhenotypic VariationsStormont Cirrus (Pl)Inducible StateLarge GenotrophSmall GenotrophHigh Nutrient ConditionsLow Nutrient ConditionsControl TreatmentStress ResponseInsertion Element (LIS-1)Transmission Of Insertion EventFrequency Of Changes
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Johnson, C., Moss, T., Cullis, C. Environmentally Induced Heritable Changes in Flax. J. Vis. Exp. (47), e2332, doi:10.3791/2332 (2011).
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