Multiline Breeding is a plant breeding strategy that involves the development and deployment of a mixture of genetically similar near-isogenic lines, each carrying different resistance genes, to provide more durable protection against pathogen populations by reducing the selection pressure for virulent strains.
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Agricultural Research Service
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Carnegie Department of Plant Biology
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