Genetic divergence of yield and its components in bush bean
V.S.R. Krishna Prasad
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V.S.R. Krishna Prasad
Abstract
The genetic divergence among 30 bush bean cultivars was estimated using D2 and canonical analyses. Altogether, 8 clusters were formed. Geographical isolation has not contributed towards genetic divergence in French bean. The characters pod length, pod breadth, number of branches and plant height had contributed 82% of variation towards total divergence.
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The genetic divergence among 30 bush bean cultivars was estimated using D2 and canonical analyses. Altogether, 8 clusters were formed. Geographical isolation has not contributed towards genetic divergence in French bean. The characters pod length, pod breadth, number of branches and plant height had contributed 82% of variation towards total divergence.
Key concepts: Divergence (linguistics), Genetic divergence, Point of delivery, Cultivar, Yield (engineering), Biology, Horticulture, Genetic variation