
An in-depth analysis of previously identified self-pollinated corn lines for their grain productivity potential was conducted. The studied genotypes were identified as fertility restorers of the “C”-type CMS. The self-pollinated lines used in the experiment could be used to develop highly productive mid-season and mid-late season corn hybrids. A comparative analysis of the following traits was conducted: grain yield, grain moisture and selection index. Directions for further use of the new self-pollinated corn lines were identified for developing highly productive hybrids adapted to the conditions of the Central Black Earth Zone of the Russian Federation.
grain moisture, genotypes, corn hybrids, grain yield, self-pollinated lines
grain moisture, genotypes, corn hybrids, grain yield, self-pollinated lines
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