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I do have an offspring of plants. In theory it should be biparental. The plant is a strict outcrossing plant. However, I fear that about 30% are offspring from the selfed mothers plant. (Own quick and dirty analysis using the GBS data of available high quality markers (n ~ 1000))

Is there an already published tool for checking this?

I have the genotypic data for the parents and all offspring plants (GBS data, vcf file).

At he end this might be interesting for quality issues of the input data for a QTL study and eventually for the exclusion of individuals.

See attached: one SNP marker of this offspring with the relative frequency of callings in a diagram. mother is T/C, father is T/T, the last 9 daughter plants are C/C. This is not a mendelian segregation. I want to identify the plants that are inbred using the whole data set (ca 3000 high quality GBS markers).

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