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Global Rice Array: From environmental diversity to climate-smart breeding strategies
Background: Rice breeding for climate adaptation requires a robust framework to evaluate genotype performance across diverse and interacting production environments. However, most breeding pipelines remain constrained by limited environmental representation and insufficient understanding of genotype
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