Genomic selection in Eucalyptus globulus as an assisted selection tool for growth rate and disease resistance. [abstract].

GONZÁLEZ, M. - AGUILAR, I. - QUEZADA, M. - BALMELLI, G.

Resumen:

The adoption of genomic selection (GS) in forest tree breeding allows shortening breeding cycles, increasing selection intensity, and improving the accuracy of breeding values, which translate into increased genetic gains. Therefore, the objective of this work was to design a breeding strategy incorporating GS in the Eucalyptus globulus improvement plan of the INIA. Using the single step genomic selection (ssGBLUP) methodology, a multi-trait model of GS was developed considering different ages of evaluation (14 and 21 months), and combination of growth traits (total height and DBH) and heteroblasty (proportion of adult foliage)

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2023
Genomic selection
Breeding strategy
Multitrait
Predictive ability
EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS
Inglés
Instituto Nacional de Investigación Agropecuaria
AINFO
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Predictive ability
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spellingShingle Genomic selection in Eucalyptus globulus as an assisted selection tool for growth rate and disease resistance. [abstract].
GONZÁLEZ, M.
Genomic selection
Breeding strategy
Multitrait
Predictive ability
EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS
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title Genomic selection in Eucalyptus globulus as an assisted selection tool for growth rate and disease resistance. [abstract].
title_full Genomic selection in Eucalyptus globulus as an assisted selection tool for growth rate and disease resistance. [abstract].
title_fullStr Genomic selection in Eucalyptus globulus as an assisted selection tool for growth rate and disease resistance. [abstract].
title_full_unstemmed Genomic selection in Eucalyptus globulus as an assisted selection tool for growth rate and disease resistance. [abstract].
title_short Genomic selection in Eucalyptus globulus as an assisted selection tool for growth rate and disease resistance. [abstract].
title_sort Genomic selection in Eucalyptus globulus as an assisted selection tool for growth rate and disease resistance. [abstract].
topic Genomic selection
Breeding strategy
Multitrait
Predictive ability
EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS
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