Studies on interspecific hybrids in Vigna species

By:

BEDI, Kanwaldip

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1982Edition: COBHDescription: 63,5LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 635.65 B39S

Summary: Interspecfic hybrids, back cross and F2 plants were produced from the crosses of Vigna mungo and V radiata There was 14 3% pod set in interspecific crosses were more compatible when Mung was used as female parent, Genotype of pollinator also effected pod

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Interspecfic hybrids, back cross and F2 plants were produced from the crosses of Vigna mungo and V radiata There was 14 3% pod set in interspecific crosses were more compatible when Mung was used as female parent, Genotype of pollinator also effected pod

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