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Inheritance of protein content in mungbean under different environments.

A. R. Pathak, P. P. Zaveri, J. A. Patel, H. R. Kher

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Additive and nonadditive gene effects were found to be important in the expression of protein content studied at three locations through a 7 x 7 diallel cross of mungbean. Interaction mean squares of gca and sca with environments were significant, indicating their inconsistency over environments. Parent varieties ML 5and A 36-4 had high protein content and were good general combiners.

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Additive and nonadditive gene effects were found to be important in the expression of protein content studied at three locations through a 7 x 7 diallel cross of mungbean. Interaction mean squares of gca and sca with environments were significant, indicating their inconsistency over environments. Parent varieties ML 5and A 36-4 had high protein content and were good general combiners.

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Additive and nonadditive gene effects were found to be important in the expression of protein content studied at three locations through a 7 x 7 diallel cross of mungbean. Interaction mean squares of gca and sca with environments were significant, indicating their inconsistency over environments. Parent varieties ML 5and A 36-4 had high protein content and were good general combiners.

Key concepts: Diallel cross, Inheritance (genetic algorithm), Biology, Veterinary medicine, Content (measure theory), Gene, High protein, Genetics

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