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Impacts of dominance effects on genomic prediction of sorghum hybrid performance.
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Abstract
Non-additive (dominance and epistasis) effects have remarkable influences on hybrid performance, e.g., via heterosis. Nevertheless, only additive effects are often considered in genomic predictions (GP). In this study, we demonstrated the importance of dominance effects in the prediction of hybrid performance in bioenergy sorghum [
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