Genetics in Relation to Agriculture
Genetics in Relation to Agriculture
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6 and 7 prove to be superior in other characters also, they need only to be multiplied in order to yield greatly improved strains of the Defiance variety. It was by this method that Roberts in 1906 isolated a pura line of Turkey wheat that appears very promising for the Great Plains Region. It is worthy of note that this superior pure line was the 135th SELECTION 337 single head selection made by Roberts in 1906. Altogether he made 557 selections from nearly 200 different varieties; but nearly ...415 of these were discarded within 2 years.
The Plant-to-row Method. Single plant selections are usually grown in garden rows, each row from a different plant. Final selection of the individual plants should be preceded by field observations, noting habit, vigor, disease resistance, season of bloom, time of maturity, productivity, etc. Each of these plants must be harvested separately and careful FIG. 138. Spreading and erect pure lines of Gypsy wheat, 1907. (After Williams, Ohio A. E. S. ) records should be made concerning yield and other important characters.
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6 and 7 prove to be superior in other characters also, they need only to be multiplied in order to yield greatly improved strains of the Defiance variety. It was by this method that Roberts in 1906 isolated a pura line of Turkey wheat that appears very promising for the Great Plains Region. It is worthy of note that this superior pure line was the 135th SELECTION 337 single head selection made by Roberts in 1906. Altogether he made 557 selections from nearly 200 different varieties; but nearly ...415 of these were discarded within 2 years.
The Plant-to-row Method. Single plant selections are usually grown in garden rows, each row from a different plant. Final selection of the individual plants should be preceded by field observations, noting habit, vigor, disease resistance, season of bloom, time of maturity, productivity, etc. Each of these plants must be harvested separately and careful FIG. 138. Spreading and erect pure lines of Gypsy wheat, 1907. (After Williams, Ohio A. E. S. ) records should be made concerning yield and other important characters.
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