Genetic studies in melons.

By:

SANDHU, Harjeet Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1990Edition: Vegetable CropsDescription: 70,6LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 635.61 S15G

Summary: The present study was undertaken to gather information regarding the mode of inheritance of various characters form the crosses involving muskmelon and snapmelon Monogenic incomplete dominance was observed for rind colour, netting and flesh taste. Absence

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The present study was undertaken to gather information regarding the mode of inheritance of various characters form the crosses involving muskmelon and snapmelon Monogenic incomplete dominance was observed for rind colour, netting and flesh taste. Absence

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