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Genomic Prediction and Association Mapping of Curd-Related Traits in Gene Bank Accessions of Cauliflower.
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Abstract
Genetic resources are an important source of genetic variation for plant breeding. Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) and genomic prediction greatly facilitate the analysis and utilization of useful genetic diversity for improving complex phenotypic traits in crop plants. We explored the potential of GWAS and genomic prediction for improving curd-related traits in cauliflower (
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