Breeding Line Selection Based on Multiple Traits
By Weikai Yan, J. Frégeau-Reid. 2008
191 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Genetics, Plant Science
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/dacf04da18613807d8fc22837d0618b9c8b0a50b
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In Genetics
- J. Frégeau-Reid
- Jim Holland
- J. Durand
- D. Pageau
- Jennifer Mitchell-Fetch
- J. Lajeunesse
- A. Cummiskey
- P. Scott
In Plant Science
- J. Frégeau-Reid
- Jim Holland
- J. Durand
- D. Pageau
- Jennifer Mitchell-Fetch
- J. Lajeunesse
- A. Cummiskey
- P. Scott
Citations in the corpus
- Identifying essential test locations for oat breeding in eastern Canada. (2010, methodology): “These two strategies largely correspond to the “index selection” and “independent selection” strategies, as used in selecting for multiple traits (Yan and Frégeau-Reid, 2008).”
- A heritability-adjusted GGE biplot for test environment evaluation (2010, background): “One consequence of this is that the correlations between environments with shorter vectors and other environments may not be correctly displayed by the angles between them (for an example see Yan and Frégeau-Reid 2008).”