1976
DOI: 10.1007/bf00041586
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The estimation of cross yield using early generation and parental yields in dry beans (Phaseolus vulgaris L.)

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“…General combining ability (GCA) of the five parental lines was the principal source of variation among genotypes, although specific combining ability (SCA) variance was also significant for most characters evaluated, except number of nodes on main stem and yield in the F2, and number of seeds/plant and yield in the F3. The predominance of GCA variance for yield and other architectural traits in common beans has been reported in other genetic studies (Hamblin & Evans, 1976;Nienhuis & Singh, 1986, 1988. General combining ability effects for yield were negative and significant for the two type I lines, PVA5 and ICA10101, but of the five parental lines evaluated, only these two produced progeny with significantly larger seed size (Table 3).…”
Section: Combining Ability Analysis Of 172 and F3 Populationsmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…General combining ability (GCA) of the five parental lines was the principal source of variation among genotypes, although specific combining ability (SCA) variance was also significant for most characters evaluated, except number of nodes on main stem and yield in the F2, and number of seeds/plant and yield in the F3. The predominance of GCA variance for yield and other architectural traits in common beans has been reported in other genetic studies (Hamblin & Evans, 1976;Nienhuis & Singh, 1986, 1988. General combining ability effects for yield were negative and significant for the two type I lines, PVA5 and ICA10101, but of the five parental lines evaluated, only these two produced progeny with significantly larger seed size (Table 3).…”
Section: Combining Ability Analysis Of 172 and F3 Populationsmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…Entretanto, como a seleção precoce em feijão apresentou baixa eficiência (HAMBLIN & EVANS, 1976;PATIÑO & SINGH, 1989), o emprego da nota geral de adaptação deverá ser avaliado nas etapas iniciais do programa de melhoramento, quando é alta a interação famílias x anos (CUTRIM et al, 1997). Se a nota geral de adaptação apresentar alta associação com a produtividade de grãos em gerações precoces, esta poderá ser útil também, em trabalhos de seleção indireta que visam à melhoria da produtividade de grãos em feijão.…”
Section: Ciência Rural V40 N4 Abr 2010unclassified
“…A seleção precoce apresenta baixa eficiência em feijão (HAMBLIN & EVANS, 1976;PATIÑO & SINGH, 1989), pois, nas gerações iniciais (F 2 , F 3 e F 4 ), a interação famílias x anos é significativa (CUTRIM et al, 1997), dificultando a seleção de caracteres quantitativos, como a produtividade de grãos. Para tanto, estimativas de coeficientes de correlação linear entre caracteres têm sido obtidas e utilizadas como estratégia de seleção indireta.…”
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“…Haricot commun, Phaseolus vulgaris L., sélection gamétique, évaluation sur le rendement en génération précoce Hamblin and Evans (1976), in common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.), could identify high-yeilding populations from seed yield of parents and/or populations in early generations. Quiñones (1969) also reported positive association between the mean seed yield of parents and those of F 8 -lines derived from their crosses.…”
Section: Mots Clésmentioning
confidence: 99%