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Population management: potential impacts of advances in genomics

2007-09-01

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Even with advanced gene technologies continued population improvement remains a key foundation for future genetic gain in forest trees. Currently, this is served by maintaining genetic diversity while capturing genetic improvement, often through structuring populations into a genetic hierarchy, setting population sizes, and managing pedigrees and inbreeding. In the future, information from genomic technologies wil...

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Literature Corpus work: 4e9f0422-c601-5056-a4e4-6cba467d6b79
DOI: 10.1007/s11056-007-9047-6

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