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Genomic Prediction from Multi-Environment Trials of Wheat Breeding.

Genes - 27 Mar 2024

García-Barrios Guillermo, Crespo-Herrera Leonardo, Cruz-Izquierdo Serafín, Vitale Paolo, Sandoval-Islas José Sergio, Gerard Guillermo Sebastián, Aguilar-Rincón Víctor Heber, Corona-Torres Tarsicio, Crossa José, Pacheco-Gil Rosa Angela

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Genomic prediction relates a set of markers to variability in observed phenotypes of cultivars and allows for the prediction of phenotypes or breeding values of genotypes on unobserved individuals. Most genomic prediction approaches predict breeding values based solely on additive effects. However, the economic value of wheat lines is not only influenced by their additive component but also encompasses a...

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PMID: 38674352
DOI: 10.3390/genes15040417
PMCID: PMC11049976

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