Pedigree‐ vs. DNA Marker‐Based Genetic Similarity Estimates in Cotton

By Guillermo van Becelaere, E. Lubbers, Andrew H. Paterson, P. Chee. 2005

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Assessment of genetic diversity and relationship among a collection of US sweet sorghum germplasm by SSR markers (2008, unknown): “…estimates among genotypes are helpful in selecting parental combinations for creating segregating populations so as to maintain genetic diversity in a breeding program (Becelaere et al. 2005) and the classification of germplasm into heterotic groups for hybrid crop breeding (Menz et al. 2004).”
A Rice Diversity Panel Evaluated for Genetic and Agro‐Morphological Diversity between Subpopulations and its Geographic Distribution (2011, background): “Genetic distance estimates are helpful in selecting parental combinations with sufficient genetic diversity in a segregating population (Becelaere et al., 2005) and for classifying germplasm into heterotic groups for hybrid crop breeding (Menz et al., 2004).”
A microsatellite-based genome-wide analysis of genetic diversity and linkage disequilibrium in Upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) cultivars from major cotton-growing countries (2013, background): “…(Wendel et al. 1992), and a variety of DNA molecular markers including restriction fragment length polymorphism (Brubaker and Wendel 1994; Van Becelaere et al. 2005), random amplified polymorphic DNA (Lu and Myers 2002; Rahman et al. 2002), amplified fragment length polymorphism (Iqbal et…”