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Genomic Selection in Eucalyptus Trees by Daouda is a document available to read on EtoBox.

This research explores the effectiveness of genomic selection (GS) in a four-generation breeding program of Eucalyptus grandis, focusing on the realized predictive ability (RPA) for traits such as volume growth, wood density, and pulp yield. The study found that GS effectively identifies low-performing individuals and families, although it is less effective in ranking top individuals for volume growth. The results emphasize the importance of relatedness and genotype by environment interactions in optimizing

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Daouda

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