Recombinant Introgression is a genetic phenomenon in which chromosomal recombination during hybridization facilitates the targeted transfer and stable integration of specific donor DNA segments into the genome of a recipient species, distinguishing it from general introgression by the intentional selection and fixation of recombinant genotypes.
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