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Inheritance of Pod Maturity in a Phaseolus vulgaris L. Variety Cross1

Dermot P. Coyne, Richard E. Mattson

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Abstract

Time of green bean pod maturity in the cross between the early‐maturing day neutral ‘White Seeded Tendergreen’ and the late‐maturing photoperiodic responsive ‘Bush Blue Lake OSU 949‐1864’ was determined primarily by a single major gene with lateness being dominant.

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Time of green bean pod maturity in the cross between the early‐maturing day neutral ‘White Seeded Tendergreen’ and the late‐maturing photoperiodic responsive ‘Bush Blue Lake OSU 949‐1864’ was determined primarily by a single major gene with lateness being dominant.

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Time of green bean pod maturity in the cross between the early‐maturing day neutral ‘White Seeded Tendergreen’ and the late‐maturing photoperiodic responsive ‘Bush Blue Lake OSU 949‐1864’ was determined primarily by a single major gene with lateness being dominant.

Key concepts: Phaseolus, Biology, Point of delivery, Maturity (psychological), White (mutation), Inheritance (genetic algorithm), Botany, New Variety

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