Marker-assisted selection in cassava breeding

Marker-assisted selection in cassava breedingBy reducing the number of seedlings using marker assisted selection (MAS), field breeders of cassava can allocate their limited phenotyping resources to a smaller number of selection candidates for further phenotypic evaluation of complex traits such as yield and drought tolerance. This chapter describes the strengths and limitations of MAS, the resources that are required, and outlines the practical considerations for its implementation. The chapter

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