December 1973
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BioScience
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... In conclusion, to effectively exploit the additive genetic variation for (1) yield per plant, (2) tolerance to stresses, and (3) responsiveness to inputs, maize should be treated as an autogamous crop. This means that selection for inbred vigor (a term coined by Fasoulas 1974) should start from the F2 of outstanding hybrids grown in the absence of competition controlled selfing, and continue until the development of outstanding inbreds. Exploitation of heterosis will be practiced at the end, among the few inbreds excelling in yield per plant, tolerance to stresses, responsiveness to inputs, and quality. ...
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HONEYCOMB BREEDING
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December 1973
BioScience