Genetic analysis and response to selection in random mating population of maize

By:

GURINDER Singh

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TextPublication details: Ludhiana 2000Description: 86LSubject(s):

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633.15 G96G

Summary: The present investigation was carried out in an experimental maize composite JC 1441 to study its genetic architecture and to evaluate response to a cycle each of selfed (SI), full sib (FS) and half sib(HS) family selection Variation due to genotype x env

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Theses/ Dissertation	Mohinder Singh Randhawa Library	633.15 G96G (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan		221990
Theses/ Dissertation	Mohinder Singh Randhawa Library	633.15 G96G (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan		221991

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The present investigation was carried out in an experimental maize composite JC 1441 to study its genetic architecture and to evaluate response to a cycle each of selfed (SI), full sib (FS) and half sib(HS) family selection Variation due to genotype x env

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