Comparative Performance of Fcv Exotic Hybrids Tobacco Under Agro-Limatic Conditions of Mardan

Shah, Kamal

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“…Ramachandra et al (2015), obtained hybrids superior to the control variety in number and length of leaves, in genetic studies on the yield and quality of 62 genotypes (six lines of different types of tobacco, eight testers and their crosses), at the Agricultural Research Station, Nipaniat Belgaum, Karnataka -India. Shah et al (2017), found highly significant differences in the number of leaves per stalk in a two-year study of ten Virginia fluecured hybrids. The field experiment was set up in agro-ecological conditions at Khan Gari in Mardan, Pakistan.…”

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Heterothic Effect of Some Quantitative Traits in F1 Diallel Hybrids of Various Tobacco Types

Aleksoski

2023

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The mode of inheritance and heterotic effect were studied in ten F 1 crosses obtained by one-way diallel crossing between five parental genotypes: MV-1, P 76/86, Adiyaman, Basma-Djebel and P 66 9 7. The following quantitative traits were studied: the number of leaves per stalk, length of leaves from the middle belt of the stalk and yield of green leaf mass per stalk and per hectare. The trial was set up in the experimental field of Scientific Tobacco Institute-Prilep, using a randomized block design with four replications in the period 2018-2019. Traditional cultural practices were applied during the growing season of tobacco in the field.The aim of this research was to study the mode of inheritance of the quantitative traits, to detect heterosis in the F 1 generation and to assess its economic viability.Analysis of variance determined statistically significant differences in traits between parents and hybrids in the two-year investigation. The most common way of trait inheritance is partial-dominant, then intermediate. The negative heterotic effect on the number of leaves per stalk has P

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Heterothic Effect of Some Quantitative Traits in F1 Diallel Hybrids of Various Tobacco Types

Aleksoski

2023

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“…The heterotic effect on dry leaf yield was 4%. Shah et al (2017), In a two-year study of ten Virginia flue-cured hybrids in a field experiment set in agro-ecological conditions at Khan Gari in Mardan, Pakistan, they found highly significant differences in the number of leaves per stalk. Aleksoski (2018), in four oriental varieties and their diallel F1, F2, BC1 (P1) and BC1 (P2) crosses for the number and length of leaves per stalk, and found low variability in F1 generation, indicating uniformity of populations due to homozygosity of parent pairs.…”

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Studies of Inheritance and Heterosis for Quantitative Traits in Diallel F1 Crosses in Tobacco

Aleksoski̇¹

2022

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This paper studies the inheritance and heterotic effect in ten F1 crosses obtained by one-way diallel crossing between five parent genotypes: MV-1, P 76/86, Adiyaman, Basma-Cebel and P 66 9 7, for the following quantitative traits: number of leaves per stalk, length of leaves from the middle belt of the stalk and yield of green leaf mass per stalk and per hectare. The experiment was placed on the experimental field at the Scientific Institute for Tobacco -Prilep by random block system in 4 repetitions in the period from 2018 and 2019. During the vegetation period of the tobacco in the fields, all the usual agro-technical measures were applied. The aim of this work was to study the mode of inheritance of the quantitative traits, to detect heterosis in F1 generation and assess its economic viability. Analysis of variance revealed statistically significant differences between parents and their hybrids for traits in the two years of investigation. The most common way of inheritance of the traits is the partial-dominant, then the intermediate. Negative heterotic effect on the number of leaves per stalk has in P

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Comparative Performance of Fcv Exotic Hybrids Tobacco Under Agro-Limatic Conditions of Mardan

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Heterothic Effect of Some Quantitative Traits in F1 Diallel Hybrids of Various Tobacco Types

Heterothic Effect of Some Quantitative Traits in F1 Diallel Hybrids of Various Tobacco Types

Studies of Inheritance and Heterosis for Quantitative Traits in Diallel F1 Crosses in Tobacco

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