2002Zhongguo nongye KexueRequires access

Study on Heterotic Groups Among Maize Inbred Lines Based on SCA

Ming Li

Open publisher page 9 citations

Abstract

The combining ability and heterotic groups of 18 maize inbred lines used predominantly in China were analyzed based on the data from 2 year and 2 location experiments. Design II and testers of Mo17, B73, Huangzao4, Dan340, K12, K22 were adopted. The results indicated that 18 inbred lines were classified into 5 heterotic groups, i.e. Lancaster (Mo17 and P138), Reid (B73, 8112, Tie7922 and Ye107), Sipingtou (Huangzao4, K12 and 515), Luda Red Cob ( Dan340, E28, Zi330 and 8 93) and PA group (K22, CA156, Ye478 and Shen5003). The combinations of K12×8 93, B73×S37, B73×8 93, K22×S37, Mo17×8 93, Mo17×S37, Dan340×Tie7922, Dan340×P138 and Dan340×S37 performed best among 72 entries. Inbred lines K12, S37, 8 93 and Dan340 were good combiners and are involved to produce high yielding hybrids. They will be the predominant lines in maize breeding and commercial production in China.

About this research paper

What this paper is about

The combining ability and heterotic groups of 18 maize inbred lines used predominantly in China were analyzed based on the data from 2 year and 2 location experiments. Design II and testers of Mo17, B73, Huangzao4, Dan340, K12, K22 were adopted. The results indicated that 18 inbred lines were classified into 5 heterotic groups, i.e. Lancaster (Mo17 and P138), Reid (B73, 8112, Tie7922 and Ye107), Sipingtou (Huangzao4, K12 and 515), Luda Red Cob ( Dan340, E28, Zi330 and 8 93) and PA group (K22, CA156, Ye478 and Shen5003). The combinations of K12×8 93, B73×S37, B73×8 93, K22×S37, Mo17×8 93, Mo17×S37, Dan340×Tie7922, Dan340×P138 and Dan340×S37 performed best among 72 entries. Inbred lines K12, S37, 8 93 and Dan340 were good combiners and are involved to produce high yielding hybrids. They will be the predominant lines in maize breeding and commercial production in China.

Why it matters

OpenAlex reports 9 citations for this work. Citation counts describe recorded attention and do not establish research quality.

Key contribution

A contribution statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.

Method / approach

Method details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.

Main findings

Findings are not separately available in the OpenAlex metadata.

Limitations

Limitations are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.

Applications

Application details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.

Available abstract

The combining ability and heterotic groups of 18 maize inbred lines used predominantly in China were analyzed based on the data from 2 year and 2 location experiments. Design II and testers of Mo17, B73, Huangzao4, Dan340, K12, K22 were adopted. The results indicated that 18 inbred lines were classified into 5 heterotic groups, i.e. Lancaster (Mo17 and P138), Reid (B73, 8112, Tie7922 and Ye107), Sipingtou (Huangzao4, K12 and 515), Luda Red Cob ( Dan340, E28, Zi330 and 8 93) and PA group (K22, CA156, Ye478 and Shen5003). The combinations of K12×8 93, B73×S37, B73×8 93, K22×S37, Mo17×8 93, Mo17×S37, Dan340×Tie7922, Dan340×P138 and Dan340×S37 performed best among 72 entries. Inbred lines K12, S37, 8 93 and Dan340 were good combiners and are involved to produce high yielding hybrids. They will be the predominant lines in maize breeding and commercial production in China.

Key concepts: Inbred strain, Hybrid, Heterotic string theory, Biology, Agronomy, Mathematics, Genetics, Gene

Related papers

Back to paper searchBrowse research topicsOriginal source
Study on Heterotic Groups Among Maize Inbred Lines Based on SCA — Research Paper | ScholarLens