File:Cannabis-inbred-line-homozygosity-selfing-and-full-sib-mating.jpg
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A chart of homozygosity in per cent against generation, from 0 to 15, under repeated self-fertilisation and under repeated mating of full siblings in cannabis breeding. Homozygosity starts at 50 per cent; the selfing curve comes close to 100 per cent by about the seventh generation, while the full-sibling curve rises more slowly. A blue arrow marks a point at the third generation of selfing and a red arrow a point at the fourth generation of full-sib mating, each with an error bar.
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- Original: Barcaccia G, Palumbo F, Scariolo F, Vannozzi A, Borin M, Bona S (2020). "Potentials and challenges of genomics for breeding cannabis cultivars". Frontiers in Plant Science 11: 573299, Figure 4, panel D, doi:10.3389/fpls.2020.573299. Published under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence.
- Changes: cropped to panel D of Figure 4, removing panels A–C and E and the panel letter; no other change.
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