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This review demonstrates that combining traditional plant breeding and molecular techniques improves yield and resilience in crops, highlighting innovative approaches.
The integration of traditional plant breeding and molecular techniques offers a synergistic approach to enhance crop traits for yield, quality, and resilience. While traditional breeding relies on phenotypic selection and genetic recombination, molecular breeding utilizes tools such as marker-assisted selection, genomic selection, and genome editing to accelerate genetic gains and target specific traits with precision. This review outlines the conceptual framework for integrating these approaches, highlights successful case studies, and discusses emerging tools like multi-omics and speed breeding. The combined strategy promises greater efficiency, adaptability to climate change, and the development of crops tailored for food security and sustainability.
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