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Evaluation of branched ear derivatives of Triticum aestivum L.

Basic life sciences - 1 Jan 2000

Aslam M, Bhutta M A

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The branched spikes of Triticum turgidum L. have a potential of producing a high number of kernels. Some of the selected lines of T. turgidum yielded up to 150 kernels per spike as compared to 60--70 kernels per spike in the common wheat cultivar Chenab-70. The best of these lines were crossed with the common wheats Chenab-70, Mexipak, and C-271. Among the lines obtained by selection from the advanced generations...

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1032097

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10.1007/978-1-4684-2886-5_14

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