Genetic studies in relation to erucic acid and glucosinolates in indian mustard(Brassica juneja L.Coss)

By:

Bhat, Mohammad Ashraf

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1997Edition: Deptt. of Plant Breeding CoADescription: 29cm;63lSubject(s):

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T 683.85 B51G

Summary: Segregating F/F4 populations derived from crosses involving parents having high and low levels of erucic acid/glucosinolates were used to screen the '0" or '00' genotypes This was done through the analysis of half seeds and bulk seed samples Twenty one ge

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Segregating F/F4 populations derived from crosses involving parents having high and low levels of erucic acid/glucosinolates were used to screen the '0" or '00' genotypes This was done through the analysis of half seeds and bulk seed samples Twenty one ge

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