Diallel analysis of grain yield and some other quantitative traits in Bengal-gram (cicer arietinum L.)

By:

BEHARI Lal

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana P.A.U 1972Edition: Plant BreedingDescription: 95LSubject(s):

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T 635.657.23 B40D

Summary: A set of eight promising and divergent lines of Bengal gram were studied in a diallel fashion The study indicated that the gca effects were more important than sca effects for most of the characters.Graphical analysis indicated that additive gene effects

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A set of eight promising and divergent lines of Bengal gram were studied in a diallel fashion The study indicated that the gca effects were more important than sca effects for most of the characters.Graphical analysis indicated that additive gene effects

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