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Characterization of adaptation mechanisms in sorghum using a multireference back-cross nested association mapping design and envirotyping.

Genetics - 3 Apr 2024

Garin Vincent, Diallo Chiaka, Tékété Mohamed Lamine, Théra Korotimi, Guitton Baptiste, Dagno Karim, Diallo Abdoulaye G, Kouressy Mamoutou, Leiser Willmar, Rattunde Fred, Sissoko Ibrahima, Touré Aboubacar, Nébié Baloua, Samaké Moussa, Kholovà Jana, Frouin Julien, Pot David, Vaksmann Michel, Weltzien Eva, Témé Niaba, Rami Jean-François

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Identifying the genetic factors impacting the adaptation of crops to environmental conditions is of key interest for conservation and selection purposes. It can be achieved using population genomics, and evolutionary or quantitative genetics. Here we present a sorghum multireference back-cross nested association mapping population composed of 3,901 lines produced by crossing 24 diverse parents to 3 elite parents...

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PMID: 38381593
DOI: 10.1093/genetics/iyae003
PMCID: PMC10990433

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