Claim · model-written summary
Allele frequencies differed among populations at 13 assayed enzyme loci.
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e0“Differences among populations in their allele frequencies were detected for the 13 enzyme loci assayed.”
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Alfredo Leopoldo Pixley-Sinclair Lincoln (University of Nebraska) 1989
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Observation Genotype frequencies in the composite population departed from component-population expectations.
- Association Recurrent selection cycles changed allozyme allele frequencies relative to the composite population.
- Association The br$\sb2$ gene did not seem to influence selection effects via linkage with Pgm1 and Adh1.
- Observation Family means differed significantly across anthesis, height, moisture, ears, yield and yield-index.
- Observation High heritabilities suggest further improvement is possible in both sub-populations.
- Observation Adjusted grain yield and yield-index improved in both sub-populations from cycle 1 to cycle 2.
- Observation Days to anthesis improved in the normal sub-population.
- Observation Family by density interactions were not significant.
- Observation Density by stature interactions were not significant.