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restrict the up-scaling of breeding materials used
in MABS. In addition, backcrossing was not per-
formed in off-season in this study because of
lower temperatures in the greenhouse. If back-
crossing were to be performed in off-season as
well, the breeding term would be shortened as
described by Chu and colleagues (2011). Until
now, most of the studies on the molecular breed-
ing of peanut have focused on the development of
selection markers and demonstration of their util-
ity. However, it would be important to determine
an ideal balance between the required amounts
of plant material and the markers used under
limited facility and labor conditions. The suc-
cess of MABS is not achieved only by introduc-
ing molecular work in a breeding program. The
entire design of the breeding procedure includ-
ing field and greenhouse management plays an
important role for obtaining maximum results
from MAS.

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