Rajiv K. Sharma

This study analyzes genomic changes in a 50-year dairy cattle selection experiment, finding increased inbreeding and localized genetic differentiation in the selected line.

This study evaluates how genomic selection can capture polygenic variation from mutation breeding in wheat and tomato, showing improved predictive ability when mutations are shared among lines.

The paper generates genome assemblies for two Aegilops mutica accessions from different climates, identifying extensive structural variation and providing resources for wheat breeding and conservation.

This study shows that far-red light timing significantly affects spinach yield and bolting, with cultivar-specific responses, suggesting optimal timing and cultivar selection for vertical farming.

This study identifies allelic variations in flowering time genes that influence photoperiod response parameters, enabling energy-efficient speed breeding and climate-resilient barley varieties.

This study identifies new QTLs and candidate genes for yield and agronomic traits in spring barley through a meta-analysis of field trials across Europe.

This study identifies genetic loci controlling plant development under speed breeding conditions and finds that allelic variation at ELF3 influences flowering and maturity plasticity.

This paper uses EnvGWAS and EigenGWAS on historical wheat and barley varieties to identify genomic regions under selection without phenotyping, finding 16 barley and 10 wheat regions with adaptation-related introgressions.

This paper introduces Origin Specific Genomic Selection (OSGS) to improve the introgression of beneficial exotic alleles in crop breeding by partitioning marker effects based on allele origin.