Clarice J. Coyne

The paper investigates the genetic correlation between yield and rhizobial mutualism traits in pea cultivars and wild accessions, finding a positive correlation that suggests yield selection maintains or enhances mutualism benefits.

This study identifies genomic and transcriptomic factors contributing to salinity tolerance in dry pea using genetic mapping and transcriptomic analysis of diverse germplasm sets.

The paper estimates effective population size (Ne) in pea using linkage disequilibrium, finding higher Ne in the USDA diversity panel compared to NDSU breeding lines.

This study shows that multi-trait genomic selection with sparse phenotyping improves prediction accuracy for seed mineral concentrations in pea compared to univariate genomic selection.

The paper evaluates genomic prediction models on pea germplasm to improve selection efficiency using SNP markers and phenotypic data.