1998
DOI: 10.1590/s1415-47571998000100017
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Expression of heterosis for productive traits in F1 eggplant (Solanum melongena L.) hybrids

Abstract: This study was carried out to obtain estimates of heterosis in crosses between seven eggplant cultivars (Embu = E; Santa Genebra = SG; Viserba = V; Aubergine de Barbentane = AB; Florida Market 10 = FM; Black Beauty = BB, and Melitino = M) and two breeding lines (B-14-07 = B1 and B-31-06 = B2). The F1 hybrids used were: E x FM; E x BB; E x M; E x B1; E x B2; SG x FM; SG x BB; SG x M; SG x B1; SG x B2; V x FM; V x B1; V x B2; AB x FM; AB x M; AB x B1; AB x B2 and M x FM. Cultivars, lines and hybrids were evaluat… Show more

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“…In order to improve yield traits, studies should be concentrated on how to use the useful production means such as suitable breeding programmes to produce hybrids of high heterosis and combining ability which in turn will be reflected in yield improvement (Al-Hubaity, 1996). Sousa and Maluf (1998) found through diallel crossing between 7 eggplant cultivars, significant heterosis relative to the parent mean was detected for total fruit yield, average fruit weight and early yield. Al-Hamadani (1999) in his study on the hybrid vigour, have obtained good F1-hybrids having many desired traits in eggplant.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…In order to improve yield traits, studies should be concentrated on how to use the useful production means such as suitable breeding programmes to produce hybrids of high heterosis and combining ability which in turn will be reflected in yield improvement (Al-Hubaity, 1996). Sousa and Maluf (1998) found through diallel crossing between 7 eggplant cultivars, significant heterosis relative to the parent mean was detected for total fruit yield, average fruit weight and early yield. Al-Hamadani (1999) in his study on the hybrid vigour, have obtained good F1-hybrids having many desired traits in eggplant.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%