Tracing post-domestication historical events and screening pre-breeding germplasm from large gene pools in wheat in the absence of phenotype data.

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Wheat, particularly common wheat (Triticum aestivum L.), is a major crop accounting for 25% of the world cereal production and thriving in diverse ecogeographic regions. Its adaptation to diverse environments arises from its three distinct genomes adapted to different environments and post-domestication anthropogenic interventions. In search of key genomic regions revealing historic events and breeding...

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