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Biometrical Studies of Yield in Segregating Populations of Korean Lespedeza<sup>1</sup>
Agronomy Journal · 1956 · Vol. 48(6) · pp. 268–272
Abstract
Synopsis Studies of 3 populations of F 2 families in the F 3 and F 4 generations grown at 2 locations revealed the following factors: genotype year interactions relatively large; seed yield generally more heritable than total yield; heritability of vigor lower for scores on July 1 than those on Aug. 15; and exceptionally low genetic coefficient of variation and heritability of vigor scores for the population segregating for procumbency.
Agriculture, Soil, Plant ScienceEcology and Conservation StudiesHeritabilityBiologyYield (engineering)PopulationAgronomyGenetic variationGenetic variabilityLespedezaGenotypeGenetics
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