genomic-selection
Genomic selection is a breeding technique that uses genome-wide genetic marker information to predict the breeding potential of plant offspring. This approach accelerates plant improvement programs by enabling earlier and more accurate identification of desirable traits without waiting for full phenotypic expression, making it invaluable for developing improved crop varieties and traits like yield, disease resistance, and environmental adaptation.
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