Genetic Gain and Inbreeding from Genomic Selection in a Simulated Commercial Breeding Program for Perennial Ryegrass.

doi:10.3835/plantgenome2015.06.0046

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Genetic Gain and Inbreeding from Genomic Selection in a Simulated Commercial Breeding Program for Perennial Ryegrass.

The plant genome - 1 Mar 2016

Lin Zibei, Cogan Noel O I, Pembleton Luke W, Spangenberg German C, Forster John W, Hayes Ben J, Daetwyler Hans D

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Genomic selection (GS) provides an attractive option for accelerating genetic gain in perennial ryegrass () improvement given the long cycle times of most current breeding programs. The present study used simulation to investigate the level of genetic gain and inbreeding obtained from GS breeding strategies compared with traditional breeding strategies for key traits (persistency, yield, and flowering time). Base...

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PMID: 27898764
DOI: 10.3835/plantgenome2015.06.0046

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