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Visual Selection for Yield in Cotton Breeding Programs
... Since the entries were replicated four times in this study, entries that were rated 5 in one replicate were examined in the remaining three replicates. Soil variability between and within replicates may have been a ... See full document
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Early generation selection for yield and its components in chickpea
... chickpea breeding programme, enhancement of genetic potential for seed yield is ortant ...seed yield might be effectively increased by selecting for one or more yield ...Seed yield ... See full document
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The Future of Cotton Breeding in the Western United States
... Traditional breeding efforts dramatically transformed the cotton (Gossypium ...priority breeding objectives for production regions of the western US (far-western Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and ... See full document
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History and Current Research in the USDA-ARS Cotton Breeding Program at Stoneville, MS
... high yield and early maturity under the impact of the boll weevil (Anthonomus grandis ...century. Selection for high fiber quality was once a less important objective in cotton ...U.S. cotton ... See full document
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CO2 Exchange Rate in Cotton Does Not Explain Negative Associations Between Lint Yield and Fiber Quality
... upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum ...many breeding programs because of the need for improved efficiency in spinning mills and demand for more lightweight casual garments (Liu et ...to breeding ... See full document
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Breeding Malting Barley under Stress Conditions in South America
... Four programs are currently breeding malting barley in Argentina: INTA (National Institution for Agricultural Technology) at Bordenave, Mal- tería Quilmes at Tres Arroyos, Maltería Pampa at Coronel Suarez, ... See full document
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Evaluation of The Heritability of Key Architectural Traits and Yield Components In The Beninese Cotton Breeding Program
... Classical plant breeding relies upon the high heritability of traits under selection. The objective of this study was to evaluate the heritability of impor- tant agronomic and morphological plant descrip- ... See full document
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Evaluation of Cotton Advanced Inbreed Lines for Seed Cotton Yield and Yield Components
... commercial cotton hybrid is in use ...increase yield of cotton has been the objective of breeders, in Ethiopia, because a vast labor force is available to make emasculation and crosses by ... See full document
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Estimation of variance components for carcass and production traits in Guzerat cattle
... and visual score for finishing have been continuously assessed in breeding programs because they are related to meat quality, carcass yield and cutability, and organoleptic properties (Bergen ... See full document
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(Contemporary Issue) Attributes of Public and Private Cotton Breeding Programs
... Jensen (1988) stated that mass selection was probably the first breeding method practiced. According to Ware (1950), a vast number of new cultivars in the 19th and early 20th centuries were individual plant ... See full document
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Gains in Breeding Upland Cotton for Fiber Quality
... Australian breeding program where the FiberMax material originated (Bowman et ...with yield, the Australian breeding programs apparently have been successful in this ... See full document
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THE ROLE OF BREEDING AND GENETICS IN ANIMAL PRODUCTION IMPROVEMENT IN THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
... As most cattle strains in the developing countries have not been subject to systematic selection for milk yield, most breeding programs aimed at increased milk yield should invol[r] ... See full document
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History and Progress in Cotton Breeding, Genetics, and Genomics in New Mexico
... in cotton production that require solutions from breeding, such as abiotic stresses including drought, salinity, and heat, and biotic stresses including Verticillium wilt, Fusarium wilt, leaf spot, ... See full document
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A suggested statistical approach for dealing with the non significant interactions between treatments
... on Yield Seed cotton yield per plant, as well as seed cotton and lint yield per hectare, were increased by as much as ...seed cotton yield plant −1 and seed ... See full document
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SHORT COMMUNICATIONSoil Properties Under Cotton-Corn Rotations in Australian Cotton Farms
... changeable Ca, Mg, K and Na concentrations in both 0-0.1 m and 0.1-0.3 m depths (Table 1). No Ca, Mg or K amendments or fertilisers had been applied to any of the fields during the preceding three years. These results ... See full document
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History of Cotton Breeding and Genetics at the University of Arkansas
... sistance traits of cotton. He cooperated with V.H. Young, a plant pathologist, to verify resistance to Fusarium wilt (Ware et al., 1932, 1934). Dwight Isley, an entomolo- gist, and Ware demonstrated that boll ... See full document
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Improving Cotton Production Margins through Management Decisions and Use of New and Standard commercial Products to Improve Quality and Profits
... overall yield in a purely non-stressed ...to cotton after drought stress may also cause fruit abortion if plants revert to vegetative ...bolls. Cotton irrigated with SDI aborted an average of ... See full document
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Impact of Thrips Infesting Cotton Seedlings on Cotton Yield Distribution and Maturity
... Treatments were arranged in a randomized com- plete block design with four replications during all years. Plots were four rows (1.02 m wide) x 13.72 m in length during 1996 through 1998 and eight rows (1.02 m wide) x ... See full document
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Breeding Biofortified Pearl Millet Varieties and Hybrids to Enhance Millet Markets for Human Nutrition
... biofortification breeding program particularly to use diagnostic markers and genomic selection for ...crop breeding and integration into modern public distribution system, nutritional intervention ... See full document
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Early selection of sugarcane using path analysis.
... Unlike SD and NT, the other variables did not have strong direct effects of stalk dry matter, at most timepoints, which, in addition to being weak, were mainly negative. According to Cruz et al. (2006), in this ... See full document
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