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Improving genomic selection in hexaploid wheat with sub-genome additive and epistatic models.

G3 (Bethesda, Md.) - 17 Apr 2025

Tessele Augusto, González-Diéguez David O, Crossa José, Johnson Blaine E, Morris Geoffrey P, Fritz Allan K

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The goal of wheat breeding is the development of superior cultivars tailored to specific environments, and the identification of promising crosses is crucial for the success of breeding programs. Although genomic estimated breeding values were developed to estimate additive effects of genotypes before testing as parents, application has focused on predicting performance of candidate lines, ignoring nonadditive...

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PMID: 39953963
DOI: 10.1093/g3journal/jkaf031
PMCID: PMC12005151

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