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The Creation of a Neotuberosum Population and its Incorporation into a Potato Breeding Program

2019-12-01

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In 1963, a project was started to shift the short day length adaptation of Andean tetraploid varieties to the long day adaptation of North American varieties. The method followed was recurrent selection. The purpose was to add diversity to the available breeding clones. The initial base for selection came from the Commonwealth Potato Collection of Solanum tuberosum group andigenum. As selection reduced the diversi...

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01a171cb-8b38-58af-88ff-3d768521a0f4
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10.1007/s12230-019-09753-4
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