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HETEROSIS IN VEGETATIVE GROWTH OF THE RICE PLANT : Genetical Studies on Rice Plant, XXXIX

Name: HETEROSIS IN VEGETATIVE GROWTH OF THE RICE PLANT : Genetical Studies on Rice Plant, XXXIX
Keywords: 2. Zero hunger, 15. Life on land

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1969Publisher:Japanese Society of BreedingJournal:Japanese Journal of Breeding, volume 19, pages 335-342 (issn: 0536-3683, eissn: 2185-291X,

Authors: Koki Kurosawa; Kazuo Kawano; Man-emon Takahashi;

doi: 10.1270/jsbbs1951.19.335

HETEROSIS IN VEGETATIVE GROWTH OF THE RICE PLANT : Genetical Studies on Rice Plant, XXXIX

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Heterosis originally occurs in plant weight at early stage of growth and is transmitted to other vegetative characters through the path of developmental correlation of characters. High yield of hybrids may be expected at non-economical with spacing or in genetic mixture, but it may not be expected in pure stands densely planted.

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