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Genotype by environment interactions for production and resilience-related traits: the role of management across size-contrasting sheep breeds and pasture qualities
Pasture quality variation may drive genotype by environment interactions (GxE) in sheep. Under harsher conditions (i.e., low pasture quality), smaller breeds may be better able to meet their energy requirements and maintain production levels compared to larger breeds. However, management interventio
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