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The reported ability pattern was consistent in one year seedlings with two year roots.
- Outcome
- consistent with the one-year old seedlings with two-year old rootse0
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e0“All of them were consistent with the one-year old seedlings with two-year old roots”
t0“Poplar”
Title
Genetic Analysis and Seedling Selection of the Poplar Progenies of Aigeiros Section
Du KeBing Huazhong Nongye Daxue xuebao 2009
Other claims from this paper (15)
- Observation Poplar progenies showed abundant genetic variation and heterosis.
- Observation Height broad-sense heritability in one year seedlings was 76.74%.
- Observation Root collar diameter broad-sense heritability in one year seedlings was 5.22%.
- Observation General combining ability for height was 21.56%.
- Observation Specific combining ability for height was 78.44%.
- Observation General combining ability for root collar diameter was 61.39%.
- Observation Specific combining ability for root collar diameter was 38.61%.
- Observation Poplar resistance to rust disease was polygenic.
- Observation Poplar resistance to canker was polygenic.
- Observation Poplar resistance to longicom beetles was polygenic.
- Association Rust disease resistance in progenies was related to parental resistance.
- Association Canker resistance in progenies did not show the parental relationship.
- Association Longicom beetle resistance in progenies did not show the parental relationship.
- Observation Primary selection yielded higher parent heterosis and genetic gain based on cultivated clone growth.
- Observation Some progenies grew more rapidly than widely cultivated clones.