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Genomic prediction models based on a large-scale recombinant population allow rapid breeding of desired genotypes
Rapid development of cultivars with optimal genome-wide allele combinations is essential for addressing agricultural challenges. However, constructing desired genotypes through conventional cross-breeding requires many generations, calling for a more efficient methodology. Here, we present a rapid b
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