Claim · model-written summary
Epistasis was complementary in all characters except plant height at ripening.
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e0“Epistasis was complementary in all characters except in plant height at ripening time”
Title
Genetic Studies of Two Crosses ofBrassica CampestrisL.
O. I. Joarder; A. M. Eunus Experimental Agriculture 1970. doi:10.1017/s0014479700009844
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Observation Heritability was high for four quantitative traits in two Brassica campestris crosses.
- Observation Dominance was detected for plant height at heading in both crosses.
- Observation Dominance was detected for sowing-to-heading period in the Toria-TP × Toria-7 cross.
- Observation Transgressive segregation was expected for all traits in the segregating progenies.
- Observation Epistasis for plant height at ripening was of the duplicate type.
- Observation Additive × dominance epistasis was most significant and present in most characters.
- Association Genes for most characters were linked to the major seed colour gene Rr.
- Association Yield was genetically correlated with the four quantitative characters.