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Genomic Analysis of Selected Maize Landraces from Sahel and Coastal West Africa Reveals Their Variability and Potential for Genetic Enhancement.

Genes - 7 Sept 2020

Nelimor Charles, Badu-Apraku Baffour, Garcia-Oliveira Ana Luísa, Tetteh Antonia, Paterne Agre, N'guetta Assanvo Simon-Pierre, Gedil Melaku

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Genetic adaptation of maize to the increasingly unpredictable climatic conditions is an essential prerequisite for achievement of food security and sustainable development goals in sub-Saharan Africa. The landraces of maize; which have not served as sources of improved germplasm; are invaluable sources of novel genetic variability crucial for achieving this objective. The overall goal of this study was to assess...

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PMID: 32906687
DOI: 10.3390/genes11091054
PMCID: PMC7565678

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