ArticleFrontiers in plant science2026
Population genomics of Aosta Valley rye landraces reveals genetic structure and diversity patterns relevant for germplasm conservation.
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Introduction: Rye ( Methods: We performed a high-resolution population genomic analysis of twelve rye populations using a K-seq genotyping approach. A genome-wide SNP dataset was generated and used to assess genetic diversity and population structure through complementary multivariate, distance-based, and model-based analyses. Results: Substantial genetic variation was detected within populations (H Discussion: These findings provide an updated view of the genetic architecture of Aosta Valley rye populations and underline the importance of conserving genetically diverse and differentiated populations. More broadly, the study demonstrates the utility of K-seq for generating informative SNP datasets and investigating population structure in rye, supporting its application to the characterization and management of plant genetic resources.
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