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A dendrogram from combined quantitative and qualitative characters for cluster analysing average linkage between population groups.

A dendrogram from combined quantitative and qualitative characters for cluster analysing average linkage between population groups.

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Linseed is the only cultivated species from the genus Linum and selection is the most frequently used method to develop varieties from the crop resulting in the reduction of the genetic diversity. Linum bienne Mill. is genetically more diverse than linseed and produces fertile hybrids with linseed. The author aimed for the development of hybrids wi...

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... cluster analysis F2 hybrids were split into F2 from HARC 15 × L. bienne (SF2Ha), from accession 243817 and L. bienne (SF2Hb) and F2 from volunteer and mixed stand hybrids (VSF2H). That is the 76 sampled plants were grouped into seven sub-groups (Table 3 or Figure 4 for sub-groups' code). ...
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... the total dissimilarity values or matrix (Table 4) the highest dissimilarity was between CP and WP and the next highest between BCF 2 H and WP, whereas the least dissimilarity was between VSF 2 H a and SF 2 H b . Supported by Agglomeration Schedule Coefficients dendrogram (Figure 4) information suggested the different groups of plants to be classified into three clusters: cluster I (hybrid groups), cluster II (cultivated parents) and cluster III (wild parent). The different systems of clustering the genotypes indicated the existence of a large amount of diversity among the group and individual genotypes. ...
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... the number of characters used for cluster analysis is increased, especially including both qualitative and quantitative characters, classification among sampled genotypes was strong. That is, using both quantitative and qualitative characteristics in classification had more power to classify genotypes into clear clusters (Figure 4) than using quantitative characteristics alone (Figure 3). One genotype (#63) from (HARC-15 × L. bienne) × HARC-15BCF 2 H group shifted to SF 2 H genotypes' group although they were not considered as an independent cluster group, whereas one genotype (#41) from HARC-15 × L. bienne selfed F 2 H group shifted to BCF 2 H group ( Figure 3). ...
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... al. (2002) reported that samples obtained from crosses between two cultivars could cluster with samples related in pedigree but not with their expected group. The formation of independent groups (Figure 4) by the three populations: hybrids, wild and cultivated parents in cluster analysis and the occurrence of considerable differences between backcrossed and selfed F 2 hybrids in fatty acid composition pattern (Table 2) which has high heritability ( Rai et al., 1989) are valuable indicators that F 2 hybrids would contribute Table 3. Mean values of quantitative characters and scores from qualitative traits used to combine quantitative and qualitative characters. (5), and yellow (6); and 0 stands for absence whereas 1 for presence of a subtract in a population. ...

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