Time to Degree: Heritability of Fiber Quality Components and Their Inter-relationships in a Breeding Population of Alfalfa (Medicago Sativa L.)Cornell University, 1996 - 306 pages |
Contents
Introduction 1 | 8 |
MATERIALS AND METHODS | 9 |
Statistical Analyses Applications | 15 |
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Common terms and phrases
accounted additive alfalfa appear associated basis breeding Canonical Correlation Canonical redundancy analysis canonical variables coefficient of determination combination common factors Comparative components pooled computed considered Continued correlation coefficient covariance matrix cross data pooled digestibility effects efficiency elements expected extracted Factor Analysis fiber quality forage g/100g dry matter genetic genetic variability genotypic give half-sib analysis half-sib fiber components HC/ADF HC+CL)/LG heritability estimates importance imposed improved indicate individual inter-relationships LG/CL LG/NDF lignin loadings maximal mean squares measures method nutritive obtained parental phenotypic covariance phenotypic P-O regression plant pooled over harvests potential prediction proportion quality components ratios relationships relative relevant replicates represent respective response to selection restrictions rotated samples shared variance shown significant simultaneous selection single harvests Soest Squared Multiple Correlation standard standard errors statistical structure Table trend unique values variation weights