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Long-term genomic selection for heterosis without dominance in multiplicative traits: case study of bunch production in oil palm.

BMC genomics - 29 Aug 2015

Cros David, Denis Marie, Bouvet Jean-Marc, Sánchez Leopoldo

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BACKGROUND: To study the potential of genomic selection for heterosis resulting from multiplicative interactions between additive and antagonistic components, we focused on oil palm, where bunch production is the product of bunch weight and bunch number. We simulated two realistic breeding popula...

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PMID: 26318484
DOI: 10.1186/s12864-015-1866-9
PMCID: PMC4552977

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