ArticlePlants (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Genomic Selection for Lodging-Related Traits in Double-Cropping Rice.
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Genomic selection (GS) is a promising tool to accelerate genetic gain for complex traits. In this study, we evaluated the potential of GS for the improvement of seven lodging-related traits in double-cropping rice in Southern China using 438 rice accessions. The traits examined included the length and bending resistance of the third and fourth internodes (IL3, IL4, BR3, BR4), plant height (PH), and the ratio of internode length to plant height (IL3/PH, IL4/PH). Significant phenotypic differences were observed for all traits between the two seasons. In comparisons of cross-validation and independent prediction, GBLUP and BayesLASSO outperformed LightGBM across all traits in both seasons. Across all evaluated traits, prediction accuracies (Pearson's
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