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Genetic relationships between reaction to common root rot and yield in the progeny of barley cross

1994-09-01

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The heritability of resistance to common root rot, caused by Cochliobolus sativus, in 125 progeny (F6-F8) of a cross between barley cultivars Argyle (resistant) and Melvin (tolerant) was 56.7% +/- 4.1 and the minimum number of genes by which the two parents differed for the expression of disease seventy was three. The heritability of yield for the same population was 35.3% + 3.8, and the number of loci estimated w...

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1367bcce-9f9c-52ec-8b34-84b78984765b
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10.1080/07060669409500748
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