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Developing Hybrid Cotton (Gossypium spp.) Using Honey Bees as Pollinators and Roundup Ready® Gene as Selection Trait

Zumba, Jimmy XavierPlant, Environmental Management and Soil Sciences2022

… bees as pollinators and Roundup Ready® gene as selection trait. This research was conducted during three years (2005-2007) in Louisiana. Crosses between non-transgenic and transgenic varieties were made in 2005 to obtain F1 cottonseeds using honey bees. In 2006, F2 cottonseed was obtained. In …

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Evaluation of Seed-Filling Period as an Indirect Selection Trait for Higher Yield and Its Relationship With Nitrogen Parameters in Soybean

Auyeung, Man TingUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2014

… in soybean (Glycine max (L.) Merr.). Indirect selection for yield using SFP is effective if heritability of SFP is higher than that for yield, and genetic correlation between SFP and yield is high. Relative selection efficiency of gain (p) was computed to determine the merit of using SFP in …

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