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Variability and correlated response in mungbean

Bhakti Chaudhary, Pragya Joshi

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Analysis of variance for nine quantitative characters in 45 genotypes of mungbeml showed significant variability. Primary branches per plant, pods per plant and seeds per pod had high genotypic coefficient of variation (CCV) coupled with moderate to high estimates of heritability, expected genetic advance and maximum correlated response in yield. This shows that effective selection for improvement of these characters is possible and are important for mung bean improvement.

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Analysis of variance for nine quantitative characters in 45 genotypes of mungbeml showed significant variability. Primary branches per plant, pods per plant and seeds per pod had high genotypic coefficient of variation (CCV) coupled with moderate to high estimates of heritability, expected genetic advance and maximum correlated response in yield. This shows that effective selection for improvement of these characters is possible and are important for mung bean improvement.

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Analysis of variance for nine quantitative characters in 45 genotypes of mungbeml showed significant variability. Primary branches per plant, pods per plant and seeds per pod had high genotypic coefficient of variation (CCV) coupled with moderate to high estimates of heritability, expected genetic advance and maximum correlated response in yield. This shows that effective selection for improvement of these characters is possible and are important for mung bean improvement.

Key concepts: Heritability, Point of delivery, Forensic science, Coefficient of variation, Veterinary medicine, Genetic variation, Selection (genetic algorithm), Non-invasive ventilation

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