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Heritability estimates in dwarf population of sunflower - Helianthus annuus L.

Diksha Mishra, D. Roy

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A comparison of heritability estimates from regression and intra-class correlation analyses in full-sib and half-sib families showed that heritability estimates from regression analysis are lower than intra-class correlation estimates in both types of families. The heritability estimates from half-sib families are higher than from full-sibs for all the traits except number of leaves per plant and 100-seed weight. A comparison of heritability estimates from offspring- parents, bOP1, bOP2 and bOMP showed that heritability estimates from regression of offspring-mid parent are higher than offspring-one parents. Further, leaf length showed the lowest heritability in regression analysis. The overall results showed that plant height, 100-seed weight and number of leaves per plant showed higher heritability.

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A comparison of heritability estimates from regression and intra-class correlation analyses in full-sib and half-sib families showed that heritability estimates from regression analysis are lower than intra-class correlation estimates in both types of families. The heritability estimates from half-sib families are higher than from full-sibs for all the traits except number of leaves per plant and 100-seed weight. A comparison of heritability estimates from offspring- parents, bOP1, bOP2 and bOMP showed that heritability estimates from regression of offspring-mid parent are higher than offspring-one parents. Further, leaf length showed the lowest heritability in regression analysis. The overall results showed that plant height, 100-seed weight and number of leaves per plant showed higher heritability.

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A comparison of heritability estimates from regression and intra-class correlation analyses in full-sib and half-sib families showed that heritability estimates from regression analysis are lower than intra-class correlation estimates in both types of families. The heritability estimates from half-sib families are higher than from full-sibs for all the traits except number of leaves per plant and 100-seed weight. A comparison of heritability estimates from offspring- parents, bOP1, bOP2 and bOMP showed that heritability estimates from regression of offspring-mid parent are higher than offspring-one parents. Further, leaf length showed the lowest heritability in regression analysis. The overall results showed that plant height, 100-seed weight and number of leaves per plant showed higher heritability.

Key concepts: Heritability, Sunflower, Biology, Helianthus annuus, Offspring, Regression analysis, Forensic science, Correlation

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