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Parent-offspring regression analysis for total carotenoids and some agronomic traits in cassava

2015-12-01

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Six cassava cultivars, three yellow and three white-fleshed roots were crossed in a 3 × 3 topcross mating design to generate nine F₁ populations. One thousand, one hundred and ten botanical seeds from the 9 populations were sown in pots and maintained for 42 days in a screenhouse. The emerged seedlings were transplanted to the field in April, 2010 alongside their parents (from stem cuttings), family by family. Fou...

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55847080-ee91-5eaa-a4d4-369e0ebef84f
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10.1007/s10681-015-1482-4
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