Uticaj broja S1 familija na geneticku varijabilnost zrna sintetickih populacija kukuruza (Zea mays L.).
1996
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The samples used are of 50, 100 and 200 S1 families per population. No significant differences have been found between specimen within population in the range of middle value of grain yield. In every specimen of both population have been found some significant values of genetic and phenotypic variances for grain yield. The value of differences of genetic and phenotypical variances for grain yield among populations were highly important for every specimen value. The differences of genetic and phenotypical variances for grain yield among some samples within the population were not significant, but were significant for the comparison of samples 100 and 200 S1 families in population 316PO2. Number of S1 families did not significantly influenced the accuracy of evaluation of genetic variabillity for grain yield. The appropriate accuracy of evaluation of genetic variability of grain yield of studied populations could be received by using samples of 50 S1 families.
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