[PDF] Top 20 Correlation studies for yield components in oats germplasm

... the oats genomes, white oats (Avena sativa) and red oats (Avena byzantiana) are ...world, oats was cultivated over ...major oats growing areas are between 40 0 and 60 0 N latitudes ... See full document

... mulberry is very much necessary to formulate a breeding strategy. Such information with respect to mulberry is very scarce and in the present study an attempt was made to estimate the magnitude of genotypic and ... See full document

... to yield traits across trials and the four high yielding genotypes ...for yield increase in rice. Hence, association studies is a useful tool to identify novel alleles for high yield using ... See full document

... seed yield per plant (g), 100 seed weight (g), pod fi lling percentage, pod length (cm), number of seeds/ pods, number of pods/ plant, number of primary branches/ plant, days to maturity, days to 50% fl ... See full document

... Though, the heritability estimates provide the information on the magnitude of inheritance of quantitative characters, it does not indicate the magnitude of genetic gain obtained by selection of best individual from the ... See full document

... Analysis of variance (Table 1) revealed that the genotypes exhibited significant differences for all the traits studied except 100 seed weight indicating the presence of genetic variability and the choice of the material ... See full document

... The studies also showed that yield loss caused by the leaf damage was low at the complete seed formation stage and even at later stages, the leaf damage had no effect on seed ... See full document

... that yield components are interrelated with each other, and they affect grain yield/plant directly or indirectly, positively or negatively, through each ...grain yield. Therefore, direct and ... See full document

... seed yield (t/ha) at both genotypic and phenotypic ...negative correlation of days to flowering and seed yield has been corroborated by studies by Malik ...negative correlation with ... See full document

... forage yield, tolerance or resistance to biotic and abiotic stresses, traits that add value to the product, and the stability of these traits in target ...of yield contributing traits and knowledge of GE ... See full document

... seed yield per plant followed by 100-seed ...seed yield/plant ...seed yield/plant ...seed yield/plant and number of capsules/plant have had shown high magnitude of heritability in broad sense ... See full document

... 1000_grain yield, PLT, PANWT and TILL in this study indicated that the expressions of these traits may not be significantly influenced by environment, thus, guarantees selection progress and improvement for these ... See full document

... The only solution to this problem is to evolve high yielding, good quality and disease resistant varieties which depend upon the selection of suitable geno- types to be utilized in breeding programme. There is also a ... See full document

... Cereals Area, yield and production of common and durum wheat Area, yield and production of rye and barley Area, yield and production of oats and mixed cereals and maize Area, yield and p[r] ... See full document

... Oats (Avena sativa L.) is one of the most important winter fodder and grain crops grown throughout world both for animal and human consumption. It is a quick growing, palatable, succulent and nutritious fodder ... See full document

... of correlation coefficient is invaluable in selecting the breeding materials for improving complex characters through indirect selection (Teklewold et ...known, yield is complex character and is dependent ... See full document

... seed yield per plant and other 14 characters revealed that seed yield per plant showed highly significant and positive correlation with head diameter, number of seeds per capitula, number of filled ... See full document

... Deepaksharma (2009), Kumarbabu et al. (2010), Nadali Bagheri (2010) and Saidaiah et al. (2011). The CMS line APMS 9A and testers viz., MTU II - 187-6-1-1, MTU II-143-26-2 and MTU II-110-9-1- 1-1-1 are good general ... See full document

... tures, yield structure gets worse [Bombik et ...fat yield, as well [Pisulewska et al. 2011]. The relationship between oats yields and hydrothermal conditions in east-central Po- land from 1975 to ... See full document

... The 19 QTL are well represented by two real QTL a given QTL is very small; there are many possible genes, located on positions 30.30 (QTL 1) and 73.58 (QTL and the candidate can be chosen in two different ways. 2; see ... See full document