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Genetic and phenotypic variability of yield components in maize synthetic populations

1999

Deletic, N.

This thesis have been aimed to investigate two maize synthetic populations, created by recombination of the lines obtained from domestic (Yugoslav) maize populations found in Metohia and Kosovo, as well as in parts of Montenegro (Yugoslavia) and Macedonia (Former Yugoslav Republic). One of them was of yellow grain (SynPEZL), and the other one was white (SynPEBL). After about 500 plants of both populations were selfed, 96 S1 progenies were chosen for the comparative trials, by the random sample method. The trials were established according to the Nested Design method, in four sets, at the Pec and Zemun Polje locations (Serbia, Yugoslavia).

AGROVOC Keywords

caracteres de rendimiento composante de rendement crop yield genetic correlation genetic variation heredabilidad heritability recurrent selection rendement des cultures rendimiento de cultivos yield components yougoslavie yugoslavia zea mays

Bibliographic information

Pagination

51 p.

Other Subjects

Variation genetique; Heritabilite; Seleccion recurrente; Selection recurrente; Variacion genetica; Correlacion genetica; Correlation genetique

Language

Serbian

Note

Summaries (En, Sr)

16 graphs; 26 tables; 87 ref.

Translated Title

Genetska i fenotipska varijabilnost komponenti prinosa kod sintetickih populacija kukuruza

Type

Summary; Thesis; Non-Conventional; Bibliography

Corporate Author

Univerzitet u Novom Sadu, Novi Sad (Yugoslavia). Poljoprivredni fakultet

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