Genomic selection with rapid cyclingcycling: Current insights and future prospects

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Main Author: Volpato,Leonardo
Publication Date: 2021
Other Authors: Bernardeli,Arthur, Gomez,Francisco
Format: Article
Language: eng
Source: Crop Breeding and Applied Biotechnology
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Summary: Abstract: Enhancing the rate of genetic gain in plant breeding program is critical to address global food security in the face of climate change and a growing population. Rapid cycling genomic selection offers a powerful breeding strategy to reduce the breeding cycle and obtain rapid genetic gains in plant breeding programs. In this paper, we discuss theoretical and empirical approaches to deploy and optimize rapid cycling genomic selection in crop improvement programs. We highlight major advantages and challenges associated with rapid cycling genomic selection and provide example to overcome these issues. Finally, we discuss the trends and general conclusion on this breeding strategy and provide recommendations for future discussions and continued adoption in plant breeding programs.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Genomic selection with rapid cyclingcycling: Current insights and future prospects
title Genomic selection with rapid cyclingcycling: Current insights and future prospects
spellingShingle Genomic selection with rapid cyclingcycling: Current insights and future prospects
Volpato,Leonardo
Recurrent Genomic selection
plant breeding
food security
genetic gain
title_short Genomic selection with rapid cyclingcycling: Current insights and future prospects
title_full Genomic selection with rapid cyclingcycling: Current insights and future prospects
title_fullStr Genomic selection with rapid cyclingcycling: Current insights and future prospects
title_full_unstemmed Genomic selection with rapid cyclingcycling: Current insights and future prospects
title_sort Genomic selection with rapid cyclingcycling: Current insights and future prospects
author Volpato,Leonardo
author_facet Volpato,Leonardo
Bernardeli,Arthur
Gomez,Francisco
author_role author
author2 Bernardeli,Arthur
Gomez,Francisco
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author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Volpato,Leonardo
Bernardeli,Arthur
Gomez,Francisco
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Recurrent Genomic selection
plant breeding
food security
genetic gain
topic Recurrent Genomic selection
plant breeding
food security
genetic gain
description Abstract: Enhancing the rate of genetic gain in plant breeding program is critical to address global food security in the face of climate change and a growing population. Rapid cycling genomic selection offers a powerful breeding strategy to reduce the breeding cycle and obtain rapid genetic gains in plant breeding programs. In this paper, we discuss theoretical and empirical approaches to deploy and optimize rapid cycling genomic selection in crop improvement programs. We highlight major advantages and challenges associated with rapid cycling genomic selection and provide example to overcome these issues. Finally, we discuss the trends and general conclusion on this breeding strategy and provide recommendations for future discussions and continued adoption in plant breeding programs.
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