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Actin-interacting protein 1 enhances stalk mechanical strength and yield in maize. [PDF]

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Wang X, Zhang R, Sun X, Li J, Wang T, Liu M, Chen D, Zhang Y, Wang S, Zhao Y, Li C, Wang J, Li Z, Jiao Y, Xing J, Wang R, Song W, Zhao J.   +17 more
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A comparison of different diallel analyses

Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 1984
Five different methods of diallel analysis have been compared using data from a half-diallel cross of a fixed set of nine homozygous varieties and one set of their single cross progenies in chickpea. The interrelationships among various parameters obtained from these analyses are reviewed and the advantages and disadvantages of each method discussed ...
R S Paroda
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DIALLEL: A Microcomputer Program for the Simulation and Analysis of Diallel Crosses

Agronomy Journal, 1994
AbstractA microcomputer program has been developed to be used as a teaching tool in quantitative genetics classes and as a means of analyzing real data from diallel crosses. The first part of the program, the simulation module, is of use as a teaching tool, offering students the opportunity to examine the ramifications of the underlying genetic and ...
Mark D. Burow, James G. Coors
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DIALLEL‐SAS: A SAS Program for Griffing's Diallel Analyses

Agronomy Journal, 1997
AbstractDiallel mating designs are generally used to obtain estimates of genetic effects for a fixed set of parental lines (fixed effects) or to estimate general combining ability (GCA) and specific combining ability (SCA) variance components from a set of randomly chosen parental lines (random effects) from multiple‐environment experiments.
Yudong Zhang, Manjit S. Kang
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The Analysis of Partial Diallel Crosses

Biometrical Journal, 1987
AbstractThe analysis of offsprings from the partial diallel crosses is presented. In considered type of crossing,pparental forms intoHseparate groups are devided. Single crosses among parental forms, from separate groups only, are performed. The analysis for experiments laid out in efficiency balanced block designs is given.
Ceranka, B., Dobek, A., Kiełczewska, H.
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Reference Populations for Diallel Experiments

Biometrics, 1968
Unbiased estimators, from a diallel experiment, were developed for genetic parameters of an equilibrium random mating population completely defined by the gene frequencies of the parents. Variations in the genetic model included additive, dominance, and additive X additive gene effects. The variances of the estimators for this reference population were
R O, Kuehl, J O, Rawlings, C C, Cockerham   +2 more
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Optimal complete diallel crosses

Biometrika, 1994
SUMMARY Optimality of complete diallel crosses in incomplete blocks is investigated. Optimal complete diallel crosses are characterized, and such binary plans are derived using nested balanced incomplete block designs. A table of optimal complete diallel crosses for up to 15 lines is also provided.
Gupta, Sudhir, Kageyama, Sanpei
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Biplot Analysis of Diallel Data

Crop Science, 2002
Diallel crosses have been used in genetic research to determine the inheritance of important traits among a set of genotypes and to identify superior parents for hybrid or cultivar development. Conventional diallel analysis is limited to partitioning the total variation of the data into general combining ability (GCA) of each genotype and specific ...
Weikai, Yan, L. A., Hunt
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Diallel analysis in soybean

Madras Agricultural Journal, 2002
Combining ability was studied in a 6 x 6 diallel set of soybean (Glycine max (L.) Merrill.) for seed yield and its components. The study revealed that the variances due to gea and sea were significant for all the characters, indicating the characters were governed by both additive and non-additive gene action.
GANESAMURTHY K, SESHADRI P
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Diallel analysis of aflatoxin accumulation in maize

Field Crops Research, 2007
Aflatoxin, a toxin produced by the fungus Aspergillus flavus Link:Fries, occurs naturally in maize (Zea mays L.). It is a potent carcinogen, and its presence markedly reduces the value of grain. Host‐plant resistance to A. flavus infection and subsequent aflatoxin accumulation is generally considered a desirable means of reducing losses to aflatoxin ...
Gary L Windham
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