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Genetic diversity and population structure of early-maturing yellow and orange maize inbred lines for improved breeding applications
Early-maturing maize is vital for strengthening food security across the drought-prone agro-ecologies of Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). Advancing genetic gain in these environments requires a clear understanding of genetic diversity and population structure patterns to support parental selection and fut
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