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Comparison of single- and multi-trait approaches to identify best wild candidates for aquaculture shows that the simple way fails.
Scientific reports - 14 Jul 2020
Toomey Lola, Lecocq Thomas, Bokor Zoltán, Espinat Laurent, Ferincz Árpád, Goulon Chloé, Vesala Sami, Baratçabal Margot, Barry Mamadou-Diouhe, Gouret Mélanie, Gouron Camille, Staszny Ádám, Mauduit Emilie, Mean Vicheka, Muller Iris, Schlick Nicolas, Speder Kévin, Thumerel Romain, Piatti Clémentine, Pasquet Alain, Fontaine Pascal
Abstract excerpt
In agriculture, diversifying production implies picking up, in the wild biodiversity, species or populations that can be domesticated and fruitfully produced. Two alternative approaches are available to highlight wild candidate(s) with high suitability for aquaculture: the single-trait (i.e. considering a single phenotypic trait and, thus, a single biological function) and multi-trait (i.e. considering multiple...
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