10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SINGLE-CROSS»
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INGER-derived Rice Varieties Directly Released in Various ...
... IRRI Single cross Double cross Single cross Single cross Single cross Single
cross Female backcross Single cross Single cross Single cross Single cross
Complex biparental cross Complex biparental cross Single cross Single cross
Single ...
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Corn: Origin, History, Technology, and Production
single-cross hybrid developed by Dale Wickersham and John Pfund at Mason,
Michigan, is first grown commercially. It is medium tall, high yielding, and fast
drying, with excellent root strength. It is one of the first hybrids receiving Yield
Guard ...
C. Wayne Smith, Javier Betrán, Edward C. A. Runge, 2004
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Genetic Resources, Chromosome Engineering, and Crop ...
Figure 10.4, for example, shows a single-cross dual-purpose pearl millet hybrid
developed at ICRISAT and widely adopted by farmers in India from 1988 to 2001.
The only other country where pearl millet single-cross grain hybrids are grown ...
Ram J. Singh, Prem P. Jauhar, 2006
12.5.1 Cereals Double-cross, double top-cross and single-cross hybrids of maize
have been released in India. Deccan, Ranjit are double-cross hybrids, Ganga 5
and Ganga Safed 2 are double top-cross hybrids and Pusa Early Hybrid Makka ...
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Adaptation in Plant Breeding
Single-cross hybrids Crow's Seed Co. of Milford IL vigorously marketed single-
cross hybrids from the early 1940's (R.W. Briggs personal communication).
DEKALB sold some foundation seed single-crosses (parents of double- crosses)
for ...
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Maize productivity gains through research and technology ...
These are : i) the development and release of double cross hybrids and ii) the
development and release of the single cross hybrid, SR52. All the hybrids
released after SR52 consolidated the yield gains from hybrid SR52. They fdled in
'niches' ...
Ransom, J.K., Palmer, A.F.E., Zambezi, B.T.
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Cross Stitch Antique Style Samplers: Over 30
Cross Stitch ...
Fig 4 Starting to the left of a vertical thread Fig 5 Single cross stitch on
evenweave fabric Cross stitches on evenweave can be formed individually (Fig 5
) or in a sewing movement in two journeys, working half cross stitches along a
row and ...
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Biology and Breeding of Food Legumes
Grain yield heterosis of soybean measured in replicated bordered row plots in
more than one environment.a Reference(s) Population (n) HPHb (%) MPHc (%)
Environments (locations* years) Brim and Cockerham (1961) Single cross (2) 20
...
Aditya Pratap, Jitendra Kumar, 2011
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Competition Science Vision
In cross- pollinated crops (e.g., maize, rye, cucurbits), the desirable characters
originally found scattered in different purelines (inbreds) are combined by single
cross, top cross, synthetic and double cross. Single cross is a cross between two
...
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Foods & Nutrition Encyclopedia, Two Volume Set
Thus, the pollen from one inbred fertilizes the silks of the detasseled inbred and
the two inbreds are crossed. The seed produced by the detasseled rows is
known as a single-cross hybrid. In addition to single- cross hybrids, three-way
hybrids, ...
Marion Eugene Ensminger, Audrey H. Ensminger, 1993
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Or for that matter maize production, which has again witnessed a doubling of production in the last 10 years only with the advent of single-cross hybrids. «Hindu Business Line, Jan 14»
