… Two biparental (RIL) winter wheat populations were used in the present study: Bezostaya-1
× Klara (BK) and Monika × Golubica (MG). Pedigree of used genotypes is given in Table S4 …

… -based selection strategies that can mine parsimonious answers from large data sets, and
… This advantage was sufficient in analyses of biparental populations of maize, Arabidopsis […

… Using biparental populations with different degrees of relatedness, we evaluated multiple …
plateau in PA for both traits in the biparental populations studied (in full linkage disequilibrium)…

… The most parsimonious explanation for these observations is … DNA samples chosen for
the biparental analysis were … , the maximum-likelihood solutions with LLs very close to the …

… Parsimony is the approach that minimizes the number of ad hoc assumptions that must be
made to explain a set of observations. In phylogenetic reconstruction the observations are the …

… , which are characterized by biparental transmission and by pollen (… 1993) was used to find
the most parsimonious solution. … or populations taken into account in the Brooks parsimony …

… of population PY, sharing paternal ancestors with population TD and maternal ancestors
with population SP (Fig. 5). Unlike population TW, population PY's biparental markers showed …

… The parsimonious assumptions of the model are that … inbred population as in an outbred
population, deriving solution … The current analysis however suggests that biparental inbreeding…

… Biparentally-inherited markers expressing additivity will possibly … studies found fewer most
parsimonious trees with a higher … all parsimonious solutions in one network, and it is not …

… Mutation acts similarly within biparental tokogenetic systems, providing … parsimonious
solution, and the inclusion of fossils will not change the pattern of the (single) most parsimonious …