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High heritability was recorded for stem diameter.
CoffeaNot reportedMaterialGeneCompoundOrgan / stageInteractorInteractor roleSecond interactorSecond interactor roleTreatmentComparatorSettingQualifier
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e0“High heritability was recorded for hundred bean weight (80.21%), number of nodes of primary branches (67.89%), stem diameter (67.16%), height up to first primary branch (66.6%), bean length (62.79%), bean width (61.43%), average inter node length of primary branches (58.33%), angle of primary branches (53.32%), leaf width (52.94%) and canopy diameter (51.95%).”
t0“coffee”
Title
Weldemichael Getachew; Alamerew Sentayehu; Kufa Taye African Journal of Agricultural Research 2017. doi:10.5897/ajar2016.12059
Other claims from this paper (19)
- Observation Most traits differed significantly among coffee accessions.
- Association PCV exceeded GCV for all characters.
- Observation Coffee berry disease severity had high PCV and GCV.
- Observation Yield per tree had high PCV and GCV.
- Observation High heritability was recorded for hundred bean weight.
- Observation High heritability was recorded for number of nodes of primary branches.
- Observation High heritability was recorded for height up to first primary branch.
- Observation High heritability was recorded for bean length.
- Observation High heritability was recorded for bean width.
- Observation High heritability was recorded for average inter node length of primary branches.
- Observation High heritability was recorded for angle of primary branches.
- Observation High heritability was recorded for leaf width.
- Observation High heritability was recorded for canopy diameter.
- Observation High genetic advance as percent of mean was recorded for coffee berry disease reaction.
- Observation High genetic advance as percent of mean was recorded for clean coffee yield per tree.
- Observation High genetic advance as percent of mean was recorded for secondary branch number.
- Observation High genetic advance as percent of mean was recorded for height to first primary branch.
- Observation High genetic advance as percent of mean was recorded for hundred bean weight.
- Recommendation The authors recommend heterosis breeding for traits with low GCV or GAM.