ArticleTAG. Theoretical and applied genetics. Theoretische und angewandte Genetik2026
Faba bean populations already contain the inbreds needed for breeding.
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key messageHighly inbred individuals are naturally present in faba bean populations and should be used for rapid and cost-efficient development of line and synthetic cultivars. Producing inbred lines in faba bean (Vicia faba L.) breeding is, although crucial, a long, costly and laborious process due to the partial allogamy of the crop. However, in any genetically diverse and open pollinating faba bean population, this particular reproduction system leads to the so-called identity disequilibrium, resulting in a significant proportion of individuals being highly inbred. This study presents a cost-efficient approach to identify these highly inbred individuals from populations with a limited number of KASP markers. Using simulations, the most accurate inbreeding coefficient estimator from limited number of markers (ten to 100) was found to be the so-called estimator F
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