Advances in oil palm genomic selection A2

Three types of schemes were compared using Monte Carlo simulations: (1) phenotypic selection (PHE): selection ignoring information on the QTL or on the markers when estimating

individuals in the 2 parental populations for hybrid performance on RRS: reciprocal recurrent selection bunch production For RRGS we used 2500 SNP and the..

Specifically, we aimed to study the effects of four parameters on the GS accuracy: (1) the relationship between training and test sets: we used three methods to define the

We studied the effects of four parameters on the selection response in hybrids: (1) the molecular data used to calibrate the GS model: in RRGS_PAR, we only used parental

The strategy for sampling trainin populations had the strongest effect on the accuracy of genomic selection in the test population. Its effect was related to the maximum

Wong C, Bernardo R (2008) Genomewide selection in oil palm: increasing selection gain per unit time and cost with small populations. TAG Theoretical and Applied

Though oil palm can be met in natural palm groves in the Central African region, and has been exploited to produce cooking oil and palm wine since immemorial ages, Cameroon remains

conductance (CIRAD-IRHO, 1989) induced by the soil water reserve evolution calculated in that area. All other parameters of the model have remained unchanged as no precise