
·
Before treatment of chemical mutagen seed are
usually soaking for metabolic activity.
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Biffen started the disease resistant variety in
year 1905.
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Blakeslee (1904) describe Homothallism and
Heterothallism in Rhizopus fungi.
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Blakeslee and Nable (1937) described chromosome
doubling action of colchicines.
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Bombay green is variety of banana and developed
through bud selection.
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Brassica napus is
allotetraploid.
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Bread wheat was ABD genomic constitution.
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Brim gave the term modified method.
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BSH1 is a first hybrid sunflower variety.
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Bud selection usually done in commercial
plantation.
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Bulbils are modified flowers that develop in to
plants direct without formation of seed.
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Bulbils develop into new plants without formation
of seed.
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C4 plants have less photorespiration than C3
plants.
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CAM plants open stomata during night.
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Camararious (1694) discovered sex in plants.
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Canola is a rapeseed cultivar having less than 2%
erucic acid and glucosinolate.
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CCC autotetraploid individual having three
dominant and one recessive gene called triplex.
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CCCC autotetraploid individual having all the
recessive gene called nulliplex.
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Cell expansion is directly related to water stress condition.
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Chandan Saphed 2, Amberpop and Chandan1 are the
composite variety of maize.
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Character govern by polygenes but show
disconteneous variation called quasi-quantitative traits.
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Chasmogamous flower open after pollination.
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Chatham is variety of tobacco selection from
variety culture 40D.
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Chemical formula of colchicine is C22H25O6N.
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Chimera will be maintained by means of cutting,
budding and grafting.
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Chimera will maintained by meristamatic culture.
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China and India is develop rice hybrid in rank
first and second respectively.
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China has first rank common in mutation breeding.
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Chlorophyll meter measure chlorophyll content of
the leaves.
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Chromosome number normally found in gametes of
species is known as gametic chromosome number.
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Chromosome substitution is the easiest in
nullisomic plants.
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Clausen was first use monosomic analysis in
wheat crop.
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Cleistogamous flower do not open.
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Cleistogamy promotes self pollination.
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Clonal crops show inbreeding depression.
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Clones are mentained by asexual reproduction.
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Co 997 and Co1148 are variety of sugarcane tolerant
to drought and salinity.
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CO₂ is catelysed by the enzyme Ribulose biphosphate
carboxylase in C3 plants and phosphophenol pyruvate (PEP) carboxilase in C4
plants.
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Co⁶⁰ is radioactive isotopes which one of the
common source of gamma rays.
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Col, ND2 and Renuka are varieties of maize.
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Colchicine applied as aqueous solution.
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Colchicine effect generally dividing cell.
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Colchicine is isolated from seed and bulb of
autumn crocus (Colchicum autumnale).
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Common parent mated to number of lines, strain
or plants is known as tester plants.
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Common parent used in series of test cross called
tester line.
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Compatible reaction according to gene for gene
hypothesis is found in facultative parasite type of pathogen.
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Complex cross is also known as convergent cross.
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Composite I variety evolved from Brassica
campestris var toria
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Composite variety is mixture of different genotype.
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Comstock, Robinson and Harvey (1949) develop
reciprocal recurrent selection.
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Concept of homozygous and heterozygous balance was
proposed by Mather.
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Concept of pureline was proposed by Johansen (1903)
in variety princes in Rajama.
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Concept of TGMS (Thermo sensitive gemetic male
sterility) first develop variety of ANNG1 in rice crop.
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Continuous self pollination of heterogeneous plant
and remaining heterozygosity called residual heterozygosity.
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Cotton
has three basic chromosome number.
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Cotton hybrid H 4 was develop by Gujrat Agriculture
university
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Cotton hybrid Varalaxmi (interspecific) has been
developed from cross between G. hirsutum and G. barabadence.
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Crop showing less than 5% cross pollination called
self pollinated.
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Cross between tetraploid and diploid result of
triploid.
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Cross pollinated and asexually propagated variety
show high inbreeding depression.
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Crosses between inbreds, clones lines with open
pollinated.
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Cross-pollinated population is heterozygous and
heterogeneous.
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CSH abbreviated - coordinated sorghum hybrid.
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Current breeding programme is oriented to
improve population improvement programme.
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Current breeding programme progeny test is the
basic step of breeding programme.
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Cytoplasmic genetic male sterility is commonly used
for hybrid seed production.
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Cytoplasmic male sterility line T is a cause of
southern leaf blight in maize crop.
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Darwin first reported inbreeding depression in
maize crop.
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Davis develop top cross for large scale screening
and testing of inbred lines for GCA (general combining ability).
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Detailed and precise information in breeding in
maize was published by East and Shull (1908 and 1909).
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Devenport (1908) was proposed dominance hypothesis
in heterosis.
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DH7 is a first cotton hybrid.
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DH7 is the first deshi cotton hybrid.
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Dhawan (1965) suggested step ladder method of
breeding.
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Dhawan (1965) suggested step-ladder method of maize
breeding.
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Dichogamy is the condition where anther and
stigma in hermaphrodite (bisexual) flowers mature at different times.
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Dichogamy, Heterostyle, Male sterility, Self
incompatibility favours cross pollination in crop plants.
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Differentiation of pathogen is more common in
viruses and air borne fungi.
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Dioecious plants have male and female flowers on
different plants.
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Disease escape occur primarily by avoiding
unfavourable environmental condition.
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Disease foci means epidemics in scattered areas.
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Division of nucleus into daughter nuclei called
karyokinesis.
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Dominant lethal can not survive in homozygous and
heterozygous state.
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Drisscoll (1972) develop XYZ method of genetic
male sterility.
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DSH-129 is a hybrid variety of sunflower.
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Due to inbreeding appearance of lethal, subletal
and sub vital characteristics.
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Due to irregular behaviour during meiosis
monosomic.
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Ear to row method is simplest form of progeny
selection.
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East and Shull (1908) was proposed over dominance
hypothesis in heterosis.
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Economic heterosis is a economic and practical
value.
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Economic heterosis is a F1 hybrid is superior to
standard commercial variety.
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Economic heterosis is useful for commercial value.
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Edible banana have somatic chromosome number is
33.
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Effect of genetic disassortative mating are similar
to inbreeding.
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Effect of genotype of pollen grains on the
phenotype of seed tissue is known as xenia.
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Effect of pollen grain on maternal tissue of the
fruit quality called metaxenia.
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Effect of pollen on characteristics of seed called
xenia.
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Emasculation is carried before anthesis between 4-6
pm.
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Embryo develop from vegetative cells like nucleus,
integuments and chalaza called adventitive embryo.
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Embryo develop without fertilization is called
apomixis.
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Embryo develops from megaspore but embryo develops
without fertilization is known as diplospory.
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Embryo sac develops from megaspore called
megagametogenesis.
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Embryo sac develops from megaspore have one egg
cell, 2 synergids cell, 3 antipodal cell (all haploid and one secondary nucleus
(2n)).
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Endosperm sac contain generally one and six
haploid nuclei.
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Erucic acid content in brassica seed is due to one
pair of gene.
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Estimation of GCA in forage by poly cross test.
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Estimation of general combining ability of parents
used in synthetic variety either stop cross or poly cross.
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Estimation of mean yield of the four non
parental single crosses are performance of double crosses as predicted.
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Ethylene imine and ethylene methane sulphonate are
alkyl ting agents used in mutation breeding.
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Euploid is the exact multiple of basic
chromosome number.
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Exposure of low level of radiation continued over
long period of time (months or years) called chronic irradiation.
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F1 (First filial generation) used as a
commercial cultivar in hybrid variety.
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Failure of pairing between homologous
chromosomes is known as asynapsis.
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Female and hermaphrodite flowers produced on
separate plants called gynodioecious plant. Pusa Majesty variety of
papaya.
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First gamma garden of India was established in
Calcutta at Bosh research institute.
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First hybrids of pearl millet and castor are HB1
and GCH3 respectively.
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First pigeon pea hybrid ICPH8 was released in
India.
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First rapseed hybrid is PGSH51.
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Flower having both stamens and pistil is known as perfect flower.
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Flower having long style and short stamens called
pin flower.
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Flower having short style and long stamens called
thrum flower.
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Formula of use ful heterosis is = Mean value of F1
- Mean value of commercial cultivar / Mean value of commercial cultivar X 100.
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Frame shift mutation produced due to addition and
deletion of bases.
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Frequency of spontaneous mutation is 10⁻⁶ to 10⁻⁷
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Functional pollen unable to fertilize same
flower called self incompatibility.
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Functional pollen unable to fertilize same flower
of plant is called self incompatibility.
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Fusion of sperm with egg cell with secondary
nucleus is called double fertilization.
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G. arboreum is
also called Asiatic cotton.
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G. hirsutum and G. arboreum is a old world cotton.
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Gamet is the haploid cell participate in fusion.
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Gamet selection was proposed by stadller (1944) for
improvement of inbred lines.
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Gametophytic
male sterility was first described East
and Magelsdorf, 1925.
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GCA estimated by half sib family.
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Gene betB was isolated from E. coli. And
insert in tobacco resistant to drought.
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Gene for gene hypothesis catagorised in
compatible and incompatible reaction.
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Gene Sacb was isolated from Bacillus subtilis
and inserted in tobacco and resistant to drought.
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Generally clone crops are cross pollinated and show
self incompatibility.
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Generally clones are heterozygous.
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Generally colchicine use for seed treatment is
0.2% and 0.1% as shoot bud of hardi plants.
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Generally immunity produced by the plant through
develop sensitive reaction.
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Generally random drift occur in small
population.
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Generally, all the variability in plant species
originated due to gene mutation.
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Generative nucleus of pollen cell undergo
meiosis and produce microspores.
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Genetic assortative mating is known as in breeding.
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Genetic makeup of an individual is known as
genotype.
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Genetic male sterility is governed by generally
a single recessive gene.
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Genotype of clone does not change as compare to
other crops so called clone is immortal.
·
Glacier is a high amylase containing variety of
barley.
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Globulin is a fatty acids soluble in salt solution.
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Globulin is a major (80%) protein of legume.
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Glucosinolates is a sulphur containing compound
found in Brassica spp.
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Gossipium arboreum is Asiatic cotton.
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Gossypol contain cotton seed have anti nutritional
factor.
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Goulden (1939) suggested single seed descent
method.
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Gregg is a male sterile line of cotton.
·
Grid method also known as stratified mass selection
developed by Gardner.
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H4 is a first cotton hybrid variety develop through
intervarietal cross.
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Harlon develop mass pedigree method of breeding.
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Hawkeye is variety of soybean resistant to Fe
chlorosis.
·
Hayes and Garber (1919) developed idea of recurrent
selection.
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Hayes and Garber (1919) suggested synthetic variety
of maize.
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Heat tolerance of crop species usually governed by
polygenic control.
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