Winter wheat plays a viable role in agriculture, not only as a primary grain crop but also as a valuable forage source that bridges fall-spring forage gaps in many regions, including the southeastern (SE) U.S. Despite its nutritive potential, genetic basis of forage-quality traits remains insufficiently understood, lim...
Maria Ali, A. Missaoui, G. Brown-Guedira et al.· Frontiers in Plant Science· 1 citation
The use of wheat as forage remains underutilized, particularly in the southeastern U.S., despite its potential to fill seasonal forage gaps when warm-season forages are dormant. Genetic improvement of forage yield traits in wheat has been limited. A genome-wide association study on 182 soft red winter wheat lines was c...
Maria Ali, A. Missaoui, Madhav Subedi et al.· Current Issues in Molecular...· 0 citations
Abstract Switchgrass (Panicum virgatum L.) improvement requires selection methods that remain effective across environments. Biomass yield is strongly influenced by genotype‐by‐environment (G × E) interaction. We evaluated genomic prediction models for biomass yield, spring emergence (SE), and flowering time (FT) in ha...
Jazib Ali Irfan, C. Abeyratne, H. B. Chhetri et al.· The Plant Genome· 0 citations
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