1983Indian Journal of Genetics and Plant Breeding (The)Requires access

Heterosis in Relation to General and Specific Combining Ability Effects in Linseed

V. D. Patil, P.R. Chopde

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Heterosis was studied in relation to gca and sca effects in 10 x 10 diallel, involving diverse genoty pes of linseed. Highest heterosis of 89-8, 65-5 and 63-2 per cent was observed over better parent for grain yield, capsules/plant and tillers/plant respectively. Mean performance of the crosses showed close association with the sea effects indicating that selection of the crosses based on heterotic response is equally effective. Additive x dominance and dominance x dominance epistatis was involved in the best cross combinations.

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Heterosis was studied in relation to gca and sca effects in 10 x 10 diallel, involving diverse genoty pes of linseed. Highest heterosis of 89-8, 65-5 and 63-2 per cent was observed over better parent for grain yield, capsules/plant and tillers/plant respectively. Mean performance of the crosses showed close association with the sea effects indicating that selection of the crosses based on heterotic response is equally effective. Additive x dominance and dominance x dominance epistatis was involved in the best cross combinations.

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Heterosis was studied in relation to gca and sca effects in 10 x 10 diallel, involving diverse genoty pes of linseed. Highest heterosis of 89-8, 65-5 and 63-2 per cent was observed over better parent for grain yield, capsules/plant and tillers/plant respectively. Mean performance of the crosses showed close association with the sea effects indicating that selection of the crosses based on heterotic response is equally effective. Additive x dominance and dominance x dominance epistatis was involved in the best cross combinations.

Key concepts: Heterosis, Diallel cross, Biology, Veterinary medicine, Grain yield, Dominance (genetics), Forensic science, Animal science

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