ArticleHorticulture research2025
Genome-wide association studies revealed partial genetic links between early vigour and precocity in macadamia.
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Early vigour (EV) and precocity are important traits for orchard establishment and profitability in macadamia. EV determines tree growth and adaptation, while precocity facilitates early yield, offering economic benefits. Although, a positive relationship between these traits has been observed in other tree crops, their association in macadamia remains unclear. This study aimed to identify genetic links between EV and precocity by assessing genetic variability, heritability, and correlations in a 5-year-old macadamia breeding population. The population comprised 904 progenies planted across six sites in Queensland, Australia. Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) were conducted on a subset of 220 accessions genotyped with 7401 SNP markers. A linear mixed model incorporating a kinship matrix and principal components to account for population structure was used to perform association analysis in TASSEL. Phenotypic analyses in ASReml-R revealed that precocity had higher broad- (H
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