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Forage Performance of Corn Hybrids and Their Varieties

Journal of Experimental Agriculture International, 2019
The present study had as objective to evaluate the performance of maize hybrids and yours varieties for forage production in the climate and soil conditions of the forest area in the state of Alagoas. In conducting the experiment it was adopted the randomized block design, with 12 treatments (maize genotypes) and three replicates, totaling 36 ...
Maria E. Santos Lira, José E. de Lira, Jonathan T. Santos, Amauri M. S. Filho, Nathanyel E. Alves, Douglas F. dos Santos, João V. S. Neto, Gilson M. Filho, Rosa C. Lira, Paulo V. Ferreira, Moisés T. da Silva   +10 more
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Hybridization and Genetic Improvement of Mulberry Varieties

Asian Journal of Biodiversity, 2011
This research focused on the evaluation of Open Pollinated Varieties (OPVs) for sprouting and rooting characters growth, yield and quality for effective utilization in crop improvement for sustained mulberry biodiversity. The OPVs Alf-004, Alf018, Alf-028, S61-019, S54-019 and the Batac variety were set up in Randomized Complete Block Design with three
Crestilyn N Damasco, Merlita A Dacayanan, Lilia A Ancheta, Menirva J Tabafunda, Roel D Supsup, Cristeta F Gapuz   +5 more
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PREDICTING THE DIFFUSION OF HYBRIDS AND VARIETIES IN TEXAS

2004
This paper examines the diffusion of specific rice varieties, as opposed to variety classes in the previous literature. Using simulation techniques to incorporate risk into the diffusion path, new variety product life cycle diffusion is projected with implications for breeders, researchers, and private companies.
Gambrell, Stefphanie M., Richardson, James W., Anderson, David P., Gambrell, Stefphanie M., Richardson, James W., Anderson, David P.   +5 more
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The breeding of hybrid varieties and the production of hybrid seed in spinach

Euphytica, 1958
In spinach the breeding of hybrid varieties is attractive because this may result in a heterosis and/or a transgressive effect. Resistance to downy mildew [Peronospora spinaciae(Mont.) de By] and against mosaic (Cucumis virus 1) can be combined rather easily, since in both cases the resistance depends on one dominant gene.
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Acylated anthocyanins in a hybrid Vitis variety

Phytochemistry, 1974
Abstract The anthocyanin skin pigments of the hybrid grape variety Royalty have been reexamined using isolation and chromatographic techniques designed to avoid degradation of the more labile pigments. Acetic acid has been identified as an acylating acid in acylated anthocyanin-3,5-diglucosides.
Ronald A. Fong, A.Dinsmoor Webb, Richard E. Kepner   +2 more
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Creation of Heterotic Groups and Hybrid Varieties

2010
Capturing heterosis for dry matter yield in forage crops needs to consider both the final product of the breeding process (the type of cultivar) and the breeding method used to produce the cultivar. The discussion is focused specifically on alfalfa and on the semi-hybrid variety model allowing partial expression of heterosis with the technology ...
Carla Scotti, E. Charles Brummer
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Important Cultivars, Varieties, and Hybrids

2009
The many descriptor states possible for morphological traits alone of sweetpotato as seen in the IBPGR’S Descriptors List for Sweet Potato (Huaman, 1991) already indicate that there could exist a number of varieties of this crop species in the world. In a recent workshop co-sponsored by the International Potato Center (CIP), Rossel et al.
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Hybridization of pear varieties by Gregor Mendel

Euphytica, 1971
An account is given of Mendel's activities concerning pear breeding. Especially pulp quality and time of ripening were his points of interest. His work resulted in the breeding of some pear varieties.
M. Vávra, V. Orel
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Hybrid Actors, Tactical Variety: Rethinking Asymmetric and Hybrid War

Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, 2014
Wars like those in Iraq and Afghanistan should be understood as hybrid wars, wars in which elements of ethnic or tribal conflict, ideologically based insurgency, factional squabbling, and organized crime are inextricably intertwined, with the same actors playing multiple and partially conflicting roles. Hybrid war is inherently transnational, featuring
Josef Schroefl, Stuart J. Kaufman
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Hybrid varieties

2021
Dhan Pal Singh, Asheesh K. Singh, Arti Singh   +2 more
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