Genetic analysis of some quantitative characters in ash gourd (Benincasa hispida thunb and cogn)

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PURI, Vikram

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TextPublication details: Ludhiana 1982Description: 56,6LSubject(s):

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635.62 P94G

Summary: Estimates of heritability and coefficients of genotype and phenotypic variability were fourd to be high for yield per plant, number of fruits per vine and sex ratio Genetic advance expressed as per cent of the population mean was found to be highest in ch

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Estimates of heritability and coefficients of genotype and phenotypic variability were fourd to be high for yield per plant, number of fruits per vine and sex ratio Genetic advance expressed as per cent of the population mean was found to be highest in ch

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