Geneticka analiza broja plodova po biljci paprike.
1988
Gvozdenovic Dj.
The genetic base, number of fruits, i.e. the mode of inheritance and the components of the genetic variance of peppers were studied. Six pepper varieties, diallel crosses without reciprocal crossing, were used in this study. The following has been determined: for the analyzed property, the number of fruits per plant of the 6 varieties in the F1 and F2 generations, significant differences were observed. The effects of the additive and non-additive genes played a significant role in the inheritance of the number of fruits, while the role of the additive genes prevailed. The calculated value of the degree of domination of H1D was lower than the unit indicating partial dominance. Recessive genes were predominant in the F1 generation, while the dominant genes were predominant in the F2 generation for the studied property. The greatest part of the total genetic variability of the number of fruits per plant in peppers is of an additive character.
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