Inheritance of yield and yield component in pepper hybrids (Capsicum annuum L.)

This study has been undertaken to examine the modes of inheritance for yield and yield components (fruit number and mass) in pepper hybrids. It included seven female lines and three varieties which served as male lines (testers). This material was crossed by the "line x tester" method. Fol...

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Published inSavremena poljoprivreda
Main Authors Gvozdenovic, Dj, Bugarski, D, Cervenski, J. (Naucni institut za ratarstvo i povrtarstvo, Novi Sad (Yugoslavia))
Format Journal Article
LanguageSerbian
Published 2001
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Summary:This study has been undertaken to examine the modes of inheritance for yield and yield components (fruit number and mass) in pepper hybrids. It included seven female lines and three varieties which served as male lines (testers). This material was crossed by the "line x tester" method. Following conclusions were drawn. The studied lines and varieties differed significantly in yield and yield components per plant. The variety Matica had the largest number of fruits per plant, the variety Anita the highest fruit mass, and the variety Atina the highest yield per plant. L-3 had the lowest values of all three parameters. Heterosis and dominance of the better parent were the prevalent modes of inheritance of yield and yield components. Intermediate mode of inheritance of fruit mass and yield was registered in several cross combination. It is an indication that both additive and nonadditive genes control the inheritance of these characteristics.
Bibliography:F30
2001000562
ISSN:0350-1205