Claim · model-written summary
Tallness and low grain yield were partially dominant in Reward × Caesium.
- Taxon
- SPRING WHEAT
Triticum aestivumt0 - Material
- Reward × Caesiume0
- Outcome
- Tallness and low grain yielde0
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Verbatim
e0“Tallness and low grain yield were partially dominant in the cross Reward × Caesium.”
t0“SPRING WHEAT”
Title
J. H. Torrie Canadian Journal of Research/Canadian journal of research 1936. doi:10.1139/cjr36c-028
Other claims from this paper (16)
- Observation Glume color was controlled by one or two factor pairs in Selection I-28-60 × Milturum.
- Observation Glume color was controlled by two factor pairs in Reward × Caesium and Caesium × Marquis.
- Observation Awning, straw color and glume pubescence were each governed by one factor pair.
- Observation Spike regularity was governed by one factor pair.
- Observation Seed color inheritance involved three factor pairs.
- Mechanism Polymeric factors apparently control straw strength, plant height and earliness.
- Mechanism Polymeric factors apparently control grain yield.
- Observation Strong straw and earliness showed partial dominance in Reward × Caesium and Caesium × Marquis.
- Observation Earliness showed transgressive segregation in Caesium and Marquis.
- Association Glume color, awning and straw color were inherited independently.
- Association Glume pubescence and spike regularity were inherited independently.
- Association White straw color was associated with earliness in Reward × Caesium and Caesium × Marquis.
- Association Straw color and plant height were loosely linked in Caesium × Marquis.
- Association Grain yield was not significantly correlated with straw strength, plant height or earliness in Reward and Caesium.
- Association Straw strength, plant height and earliness had small but significant relationships in two crosses.
- Association Heading and maturity were strongly positively correlated in the F 4 of Reward × Caesium.