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Investigations into the emergent properties of gene-to-phenotype networks across cycles of selection: A case study of shoot branching in plants

2022-02-05

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Predictive breeding is now widely practised in crop improvement programs and has accelerated selection response (i.e., the amount of genetic gain between breeding cycles) for complex traits. However, world food production needs to increase further to meet the demands of the growing human population. The prediction of complex traits with current methods can be inconsistent across different genetic, environmental, a...

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b0066217-8ea8-5e7d-8b93-fd722eea6000
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10.1101/2022.02.03.479064
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