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The evaluated wheat accessions were inferred to have a broad genetic basis for agronomic variables.
- Taxon
- Wheat
Triticum aestivumt0 - Outcome
- broad genetic basis for agronomic variablese0
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Verbatim
e0“the set of accessions evaluated has a broad genetic basis for agronomic variables”
t0“Wheat Crop”
Title
Experimental Statistical for Genetic Breeding Study of Wheat Crop
Luiz Gustavo Batista Ferreira Archives of Agriculture Research and Technology (AART) 2023. doi:10.54026/aart/1059
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Method / resource The lattice design had average efficiency of 1.21% and little advantage over randomized blocks.
- Observation Fourteen wheat variables differed significantly among genotypes by the F test.
- Observation Genetic diversity analysis separated wheat genotypes into three groups, including two isolated groups.
- Observation Agronomic variables accounted for 99% of variation in the wheat germplasm set.
- Observation Scott-Knott grouping yielded four groups for AP and ESP.
- Observation Scott-Knott grouping yielded three groups for TE and PG / ESP.
- Observation Scott-Knott grouping yielded two groups for DC and P100G.
- Association Ear size correlated positively and significantly with grain weight per ear and DC.
- Association ESP correlated negatively and significantly with grain weight per ear.
- Recommendation The authors recommend crosses toward earlier earing and larger ears to increase productivity.
- Observation The 225 characterized accessions represented 49% of wheat germplasm bank accessions.
- Recommendation The authors propose the characterized accessions for crossing to develop new cultivars.