Efficiency of linear selection index in predicting rice hybrid performance
Abstract
Selection index (SI) theory has been applied to predict the net genetic merit, select parents for the next cycle, and maximize the selection response in plant breeding. However, up to now, SI has not been applied to predict unobserved hybrid performance. In hybrid breeding, it is impossible to test every cross, and accurate prediction can help breeders greatly reduce the experimental cost. Traditional genomic selection (GS) targets single-trait...
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Title
Efficiency of linear selection index in predicting rice hybrid performance
Published Date
May 15, 2019
Journal
Volume
39
Issue
6
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