Claim · model-written summary
Four hybrids were selected for improvement on yield-stability and stability across environments.
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e0“Four outstanding hybrids were selected as target hybrids for improvement on the basis of YSi (Kang's Yield-Stability Statistic) of mean WDY and their stability across environments”
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Title
Luis M. Bertoia; Ruggero Burak; Marcelo Torrecillas Crop Science 2002. doi:10.2135/cropsci2002.0365
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Observation Hybrids differed significantly in ear, stover, and whole-plant dry matter yields, whole-plant digestibility, and digestible dry matter yield.
- Observation Hybrids did not differ significantly in ear or stover digestibility.
- Observation Inbred lines that could increase stover yield differed from those that could increase ear yield.
- Observation PR4 had outstanding potential to improve hybrid stover yield.
- Observation B84 had the greatest potential to enhance ear yield.
- Observation North American Corn Belt inbreds showed no potential to enhance stover yield relative to local flint inbreds.