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A Double top cross refers
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A double top cross in plant breeding involves crossing two single crosses (hybrids) with each other. Single crosses are obtained by crossing two inbred lines, while open-pollinated varieties (OPVs) are typically populations of plants that have been allowed to freely cross-pollinate and are genetically diverse.
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