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Optimal block designs for diallel crosses
Biometrika, 1996zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Dey, Aloke, Midha, Chand K.
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A diallel cross for mating speeds inDrosophila melanogaster
Genetica, 1964A diallel cross inDrosophila melanogaster for the mating speeds of previously unmated pairs aged 6 days was carried out for 6 inbred lines and their hybrids. Pairs were observed for 40 minutes. There was extreme hybrid vigour especially in mating frequency for ≤10 minutes but the degree of hybrid vigour was relatively smaller for ≤40 minutes ...
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A note on Griffing's models for the diallel cross
The Journal of Agricultural Science, 1975SUMMARYSome misconceptions concerning the application of Griffing's fixed effects model I and mixed effects model B are discussed.
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Partial Diallel Cross in Multi‐environment
Biometrical Journal, 1978AbstractAnalysis of partial diallel cross repeated over environments is discussed. Formulae are given to estimate the general combining ability effects and their interaction effects with environments. Analysis of variance table along with expected mean squares is given.
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The diallel cross: the ultimate mating design?
1998One can only agree with Hallauer and (1988) when they state that the ‘diallel mating design has been used and abused more extensively than any other …’. Much of the controversy surrounding it stems from the nature of the population under test and the type of analysis required (Wright, 1985). In order to dispel some of this controversy we shall consider
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