A Study of Inheritance of Fruit Firmness in the Tomato (Lycopersicon Esculentum M.) |
Contents
REVIEW OF LITERATURE | 4 |
The Relationship Between Maturity Stage | 10 |
Biometrical Genetics | 15 |
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Additive Model Appendix applied average Bartlett's test BC to P1 breeding coefficients components Computation considered Continued Crops cross determinations developed dominance effects environmental errors estimates evaluated expression F₁ F1 progenies field final firm fruited firm lines firmness readings firmness values formula four fruit firmness gene gene action genetic factors genetic variance give given grown harvested History homogeneity of variance indicated individual plants inheritance LIBRARY log s² Mather mean variances means measured method Model with additive number of genetic observed obtained original P₂ parent lines Pedigree plunger pooled populations possible Powers predicted presented probability procedure replicates represented respective samples scale seed segregating selected showed shown significant six crosses soft soft parents Square values suggested Table testing homogeneity tion tomato total effects values for testing variability varieties weight