Inheritance of leaf and tassel characters influencing grain yield in maize

By:

SOHU, Rabinder Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAULudhiana 1987Edition: Plant BreedingDescription: 113, 4LSubject(s):

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T 633.152.3 S60I

Summary: Population means of two inbred lines (Vijay 444 and Expt. 10-5) and their F1, F2, BG1 and BC 2 generations were used to study the inheritance of various leaf and tassel characteristics. The material was grown In two environments with planting densities of

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Population means of two inbred lines (Vijay 444 and Expt. 10-5) and their F1, F2, BG1 and BC 2 generations were used to study the inheritance of various leaf and tassel characteristics. The material was grown In two environments with planting densities of

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