Plant Breeding
Plant Breeding
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IMPROVEMENT BY SELECTION. Improvement by selec- tion depends upon the principle of gradually augment- ing a quality by selecting seed each year from that individual which by comparison with numerous other individuals is found to exhibit the character desired in W40. Improvement of Sea Island Cotton by selection. Ordinary type on left, and selected type on right.
the greatest perfection or highest degree. By this con- stant selection of seed from the best individual, it has been found that the d...esired quality can be secured in more and more marked degree the longer the selection is continued. It is to this cumulative power of selec- tion that the great improvement in many of our cul- tivated plants is due, and, in general, selection may be considered a fundamental factor in the successful cultivation of any crop, as it is necessary not only to improve a race but to retain it true to type and in vig- orous productive condition.
The most marked instance known to the writer of the improvement of a plant by selection alone and the de- pendence of an entire industry on this factor, is that of the sea island cotton.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IMPROVEMENT BY SELECTION. Improvement by selec- tion depends upon the principle of gradually augment- ing a quality by selecting seed each year from that individual which by comparison with numerous other individuals is found to exhibit the character desired in W40. Improvement of Sea Island Cotton by selection. Ordinary type on left, and selected type on right.
the greatest perfection or highest degree. By this con- stant selection of seed from the best individual, it has been found that the d...esired quality can be secured in more and more marked degree the longer the selection is continued. It is to this cumulative power of selec- tion that the great improvement in many of our cul- tivated plants is due, and, in general, selection may be considered a fundamental factor in the successful cultivation of any crop, as it is necessary not only to improve a race but to retain it true to type and in vig- orous productive condition.
The most marked instance known to the writer of the improvement of a plant by selection alone and the de- pendence of an entire industry on this factor, is that of the sea island cotton.
What to read after Plant Breeding?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert John Webber to read onlineMoreLess
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