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Heterosis for grain yield and its contributing traits in bread wheat (T. aestivum L.)

International Journal of Chemical Studies · 2018 · Vol. 6(5) · pp. 284–287

Abstract

Eight diverse genotypes viz., HD 3171, WH 147, K 906, K 307, K 1006, K 7903, DBW 14, and PBW 502 were crossed in diallel mating design excluding reciprocals for studying of heterosis in F1 generation of wheat. The range of heterosis was observed -30.25 to 14.17for grain yield per plant, -7.92 to 2.43 for days to maturity,-16.01 to 6.12 for plant height, -32.67 to 22.01 for number of tiller per plant, -13.61 to 7.88 for 1000-grain weight, and -18.83 to 20.76 for harvest index. The cross WH147 X DBW14 for grain yield per plant, K7903 X PBW502 for days to maturity, K7903 X PBW502 for plant height, DBW14 X PBW502 for number of tiller per plant, WH147 X K1006 for 1000-grain weight and K1006 X DBW14 for harvest index. was observed best cross with highest heterosis. The cross combinations namely WH147 x DBW14, K7903 x DBW14, WH147 x K1006, K307 x K1006 were found promising for yield, yield components and quality traits. The cross K7903 x DBW14 exhibited desirable heterotic response for four other traits; viz., days to 75% heading, plant height, number of grains per spike and biological yield.

Genetics and Plant BreedingWheat and Barley Genetics and PathologyGenetic Mapping and Diversity in Plants and AnimalsHeterosisMating designDiallel crossTiller (botany)Grain yieldAgronomyYield (engineering)BiologyHorticultureHybrid
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