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[Analysis of the effects of parental genotypes of rye lines on the development of quantitative traits in primary octaploid triticale. Plant height].

Genetika - 1 Jan 2003

Tikhenko H D, Tsvetkova N V, Voĭlokov A V

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When breeding the primary spring octoploid triticale derived from crosses of various inbred rye lines to wheat Chinese Spring, the effects of the rye genotype and growth conditions on the plant height and proportion of the first, second, and final (pedicle) internodes to the entire stem length we...

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