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Genomic prediction in a small barley population can benefit from training on related populations.

G3 (Bethesda, Md.) - 12 Nov 2025

Skovbjerg Cathrine Kiel, Sarup Pernille, Wahlström Ellen Margrethe, Jensen Jens Due, Olesen Lotte, Orabi Jihad, Jensen Just, Ramstein Guillaume P, Jahoor Ahmed

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Genomic prediction (GP) has shown to be a valuable tool for genetic improvement in breeding programs but requires large training populations in order to build robust models. This is difficult to obtain for newly established breeding programs. Here, we aimed to overcome this challenge by combining datasets from 4 different barley breeding programs, utilizing up to 12 years of data to increase prediction accuracy...

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PMID: 41125534
DOI: 10.1093/g3journal/jkaf218
PMCID: PMC12610402

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