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Genomic Selection for Optimum Index with Dry Biomass Yield, Dry Mass Fraction of Fresh Material, and Plant Height in Biomass Sorghum.

Genes - 5 Jan 2020

Habyarimana Ephrem, Lopez-Cruz Marco, Baloch Faheem S

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Sorghum is one of the world's major crops, expresses traits for resilience to climate change, and can be used for several purposes including food and clean fuels. Multiple-trait genomic prediction and selection models were implemented using genotyping-by-sequencing single nucleotide polymorphism markers and phenotypic data information. We demonstrated for the first time the efficiency genomic selection modelling...

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PMID: 31948110
DOI: 10.3390/genes11010061
PMCID: PMC7017155

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