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Figure 1.1 Triangle of U (Nagaharu, 1935), representing genetic relationships of the   crop types, (n) is number of chromosomes and letter denotes genome
Table 2.1 List of Brassica napus genotypes used in this study, with additional origin, crop type and trait information
Table 2.2 Primer pairs used to amplify target DNA to identify bacterial, protist and fungal communities
Figure 2.1 Box and whisker plot showing Fisher’s alpha diversity of the bacterial communities in A.) the rhizosphere (blue) and soil (orange) samples
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