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Strain and locality interacted significantly for grain size.
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e0“the interaction between strains and localities was highly significant regarding grain size”
Title
GENETIC ANALYSIS OF VARIETAL DIFFERENTIATION IN CEREALS
Kanji GOTOH The Japanese Journal of Genetics 1955. doi:10.1266/jjg.30.95
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Observation The local barley strains differed statistically in agronomic characters.
- Observation The original Hosogara No. 2 barley population contained abundant genetic variability.
- Observation Six strains were classified into three phenotypic groups.
- Association Reduced vigor in plants raised from Mishima grain affected grain yield.
- Association C strain had extreme environmentally induced changes in grain size.
- Association D strain showed the opposite grain size response to environment from C strain.
- Observation Heading date in A strain varied over 22 days in both years.
- Association Heading date had a high parent offspring correlation of 0.763 in A strain.
- Mechanism Heading date variation within A strain was attributed to polygenes.
- Observation A and D strains also showed polygenic variation in ear length and density.
- Observation F1 hybrids among barley strains showed heterosis.
- Observation The G by C hybrid showed excellent vigor.
- Observation The E by G hybrid showed considerable heterosis.