Keyword

inbred lines

Description: Inbred lines are genetically uniform populations produced through repeated mating among related individuals, commonly used in plant breeding and genetic research.
Wikidata ID: wiki/Q1893126
OpenAlex ID: keywords/inbred-lines
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