Genomic Selection Improves Response to Selection in Resilience by Exploiting Genotype by Environment Interactions

Han A. Mulder

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journal article Oct 13, 2016

Genomic Selection Improves Response to Selection in Resilience by Exploiting Genotype by Environment Interactions

Han A. Mulder

Frontiers in Genetics Vol. 7 · Frontiers Media SA

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Han A. Mulder (2016). Genomic Selection Improves Response to Selection in Resilience by Exploiting Genotype by Environment Interactions. Frontiers in Genetics, 7. https://doi.org/10.3389/fgene.2016.00178

Genomic Selection Improves Response to Selection in Resilience by Exploiting Genotype by Environment Interactions

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