Improvement of a composite cultivar of maize for fall planting in Iraq

Dhaif, A.M.

Improvement of a composite cultivar of maize for fall planting in Iraq

1994

Dhaif, A.M. (Ipa Agric. Res. Center (Iraq))

A breeding program was started in 1984 to breed a new maize cultivar by using modified mass selection. The original maize population used as a genetic base for the program was the synthetic cultivar Neelum. After eight cycles of selection a new cultivar was improved and given the name (Buhooth 106)

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automne fitomejoramiento irak plantation polyculture (aquaculture) rendement des cultures rendimiento de cultivos zea mays

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Mij"alat 'iba' lil'abh"a:t" al-zira:3iyyat (Iraq) | Ipa Journal of Agricultural Research

Volume 4 Issue 1

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pp. 1-12

Other Subjects

Amelioration des plantes; Otono; Plantacion; Policultivo piscicola

Language

Arabic

Note

Summaries (Ar, En)

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Improvement of a composite cultivar of maize for fall planting in Iraq

1994

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