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2 Historical Overview of Oryza Classification
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2.1 Traditional morphological classification
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2.2 Transition to molecular classification
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2.3 Major milestones in Oryza phylogenetic researc
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3 Molecular Phylogenetics of Oryza
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3.1 DNA markers and genomic tools used in phylogen
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3.2 Phylogenetic relationships among Oryza species
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3.3 Evolutionary divergence and speciation
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4 Geographical Distribution and Migration Patterns
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4.1 Historical biogeography of Oryza
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4.2 Contemporary migration and gene flow
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5 Domestication and Evolution of Cultivated Rice
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5.1 Domestication centers and early cultivation
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5.2 Genetic evidence of domestication
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5.3 Impact of domestication on phylogenetic struct
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6 Genetic Diversity and Conservation
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6.1 Levels and patterns of genetic diversity
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6.2 Conservation strategies for wild Oryza species
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7 Future Directions in Oryza Phylogenetics
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7.1 Advances in molecular techniques and their imp
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7.2 Integration of molecular and ecological data
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7.3 Potential for crop improvement and sustainable
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8 Concluding Remarks
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2 The SD1 Gene and Its Role in Rice
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2.1 Genetic and molecular basis of SD1
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2.2 Impact on plant architecture
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2.3 Contributions to yield enhancement
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5 Breeding Strategies for Enhancing SD1 and MOC1
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5.1 Traditional breeding approaches
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5.2 Modern genetic techniques
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5.3 Integrating SD1 and MOC1 in breeding programs
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6 Case Studies and Practical Applications
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6.1 Successful varieties featuring SD1 and MOC1
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6.2 Field performance and agronomic benefits
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7 Future Prospects and Challenges
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7.1 Emerging research on SD1 and MOC1
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7.2 Potential for further yield enhancement
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7.3 Addressing climate change and sustainability
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7.4 Policy and regulatory considerations
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8 Concluding Remarks
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2 Genetic Diversity in Wild Rice
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2.1 Taxonomy and distribution of wild rice species
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2.2 Genetic variability in wild rice
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2.3 Conservation of wild rice germplasm
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3 Molecular Basis of Wild Rice Alleles
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3.1 Identification and characterization of wild ri
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3.2 Genomic tools for analyzing wild rice
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3.3 Functional genomics of wild rice traits
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4 Introgression of Wild Rice Alleles into Cultivat
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4.1 Introgression techniques and strategies
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4.2 Challenges in introgression breeding
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5 Impact on Agronomic Traits
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5.1 Yield enhancement
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5.2 Stress tolerance
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6 Case Studies of Successful Utilization
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6.1 Examples of wild alleles in cultivated rice
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6.2 Comparative analysis of cultivars with wild al
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6.3 Lessons learned from past successes
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7 Future Prospects and Challenges
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7.1 Advances in genomic technologies
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7.2 Sustainable use of genetic resources
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7.3 Policy and regulatory frameworks
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8 Concluding Remarks
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