Commercial feasibility of growing interpopulation hybrids in pearl millet.
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Commercial feasibility of growing interpopulation hybrids in pearl millet.
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Rai, K N
Rao, A S |
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Millets
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Three cycles of recurrent selection were completed in Dwarf Nigerian Composite (NCD2) for the ability of an A4 system to maintain cytoplasmic-nuclear male sterility. Some 36% of the unselected bulk (C0) progenies did not shed pollen and were male-sterile, 88% of C1 progeny were male-sterile and all progeny after 2 selections (C2). Hybrids from crosses between bulks from each selection cycle and a male-sterile line (81A4) were evaluated. The frequency of male-sterile plants increased from 62% in the 81A4 × C0 topcross hybrid to 93% in 81A4 × C1 and 100% in 81A4 × C2.
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International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics
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1995
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Article
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application/pdf
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en
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http://oar.icrisat.org/2608/2/Commercial_feasibility_of_growing_interpopulation_hybrids_in_pearl_millet.pdf
Rai, K N and Rao, A S (1995) Commercial feasibility of growing interpopulation hybrids in pearl millet. International Sorghum and Millets Newsletter (36). pp. 49-50. ISSN 0584-1321 |
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