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Genome-wide SNP genotyping of DNA pools identifies untapped landraces and genomic regions that could enrich the maize breeding pool

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Fig. 1: Genetic relationship between 156 maize landraces based on their modified Roger’s distance (MRD)
Fig. 2: Spatial genetic structure of American (A) and European (B) maize landraces. Population structure is based on ADMIXTURE analysis with K = 7
Fig. 4: Contribution of landraces to the panel of CK lines in relation to their genetic diversity
Fig. 5: Allelic enrichment of CK lines by new DH-SSD lines derived from  landraces according their contribution and their genetic distance to CK lines

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