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Comparison of genomic-enabled cross selection criteria for the improvement of inbred line breeding populations.

G3 (Bethesda, Md.) - 1 Nov 2023

Danguy des Déserts Alice, Durand Nicolas, Servin Bertrand, Goudemand-Dugué Ellen, Alliot Jean-Marc, Ruiz Daniel, Charmet Gilles, Elsen Jean-Michel, Bouchet Sophie

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A crucial step in inbred plant breeding is the choice of mating design to derive high-performing inbred varieties while also maintaining a competitive breeding population to secure sufficient genetic gain in future generations. In practice, the mating design usually relies on crosses involving the best parental inbred lines to ensure high mean progeny performance. This excludes crosses involving lower performing...

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PMID: 37625792
DOI: 10.1093/g3journal/jkad195
PMCID: PMC10627264

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