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Envirotyping has proven useful in identifying the non-genetic drivers of phenotypic adaptation in plants cultivaded in diverse growing conditions. Combined with phenotyping and genotyping data, the use of envirotyping data may leverage the molecular breeding strategies to cope with environmental changing scenarios. Over the last ten years, this data has been incorporated in genomic-enabled prediction models aiming to better model genotype x environment interaction (GE) as a function of reaction-norm. However, there is difficult for most breeders to deal with the interplay between envirotyping, ecophysiology, and genetics.
It also can be useful for several fields of agricultural, livestook and ecology research, by delivering high-quality environmental information and environmental grouping appraoches.
Here we present the EnvRtype R package as a new toolkit developed to facilitate the interplay between envirotyping and fields of plant research such as genomic prediction. This package offers three modules: (1) collection and processing data set, (2) environmental characterization, (3) build of ecophysiological enriched predictive models accounting for three different structures of reaction-norm over different sources of genomic relatedness. Thus, EnvRtype is useful for exploratory purposes and predctive breeding for multiple growing conditions.
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