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Natural selection towards wild-type in composite cross populations of winter wheat

2019-06-21

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Most of our crops are grown in monoculture with single genotypes grown over wide acreage. An alternative approach, where segregating populations are used as crops is an exciting possibility, but outcomes of natural selection upon this type of crop are not well understood. We tracked allelic frequency changes in evolving composite cross populations (CCPs) of wheat grown over ten generations under organic and conven...

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d84aee0a-0af9-505d-b8ab-ebed6d633464
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10.1101/678938
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