2017
DOI: 10.5935/1806-6690.20170012
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Selection indices for agronomic traits in segregating populations of soybean

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“…While the direct selection for the number of days for maturity returned the lowest individual gain (4.58%) (Table 4), which matches the low CVg (3.93%) ( Table 1). Bizari et al (2017) found similar gains for direct selection in soybean, with higher productivity gains (35.70%). This gain occurs due to the greater genetic variation of this character.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 52%
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“…While the direct selection for the number of days for maturity returned the lowest individual gain (4.58%) (Table 4), which matches the low CVg (3.93%) ( Table 1). Bizari et al (2017) found similar gains for direct selection in soybean, with higher productivity gains (35.70%). This gain occurs due to the greater genetic variation of this character.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 52%
“…However, the Williams base index was treated in this study as the most appropriate criterion for the analyzed situation. Bizari et al (2017), when comparing different selection indices in soybean segregating populations, found that the rank-based index provided the most favorable gains in the study. It was also used the direct selection criteria, Smith and Hazel classic index, the Williams' base index, the index based on the desired gains of Pesek and Baker, and distance index genotype-ideotype.…”
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“…Para NDM, valores semelhantes de h 2 também foram encontrados por Bizari et al (2017), ao avaliarem os índices de seleção para caracteres agronômicos em populações segregantes de soja em São Paulo. Bologna et al (2014) também obtiveram valores elevados de herdabilidade para o NDM em população F 3 de soja (0,76).…”
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“…Vários trabalhos foram realizados em gerações iniciais na cultura da soja, para estimar parâmetros genéticos como a herdabilidade, coeficiente de relação genotípica e fenotípica e correlações fenotípicas, os quais foram avaliados em diferentes locais, como demonstram os de Costa et al (2008), Carvalho et al (2009), Matsuo et al (2012, Tavares et al (2013), Bologna et al (2014), Charnai et al (2014), Malek et al (2014), Bizari et al (2017) e Follmann et al (2017.…”
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