ArticleFrontiers in plant science2025
Genetic variation and preliminary marker-trait associations for cane quality traits in a diverse world collection of sugarcane (
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Introduction: Modern sugarcane cultivars originate from a limited genetic pool, primarily comprising Methods: The Cane Presentation System measures essential parameters, including Brix, Polarity, moisture, and fiber content, which are critical for evaluating sugar extraction potential and processing efficiency. Molecular markers hold significant value in sugarcane breeding, and genome-wide association studies have been conducted to identify genetic loci associated with these target traits. Results: The study assessed variations in cane quality traits (Brix, polarity, fiber, and moisture content), finding that hybrids and Discussion: This study examines the genetic diversity and trait associations in sugarcane, emphasizing the application of stable SNP markers linked to key characteristics, such as Brix, Polarity, and fiber content, for enhancing multiple traits through marker-assisted selection. The findings reveal significant phenotypic variation among
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