EVALUATION OF TETRAPLOIDS FOR TRIPLOID BREEDING IN MULBERRY
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Thirty tetraploid mulberry genotypes were evaluated to select desirable donors for breeding purpose. Morphological, anatomical and leaf yield characteristics were studied for two years. Subsequent ranking analysis on the basis of leaf yield, leaf thickness, spongy layer thickness, cystolith and stomatal frequencies, leaf moisture and moisture retention capacities of harvested leaves revealed that tetraploids T36, T21, T13, T19 and T4 were superior for most of the traits. These genotypes can be used for directional breeding programmes to evolve high yielding triploids.
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VIJAYAN, K., SAHU, P. K., CHAKRABORTI, S. P., & ROY, B. N. (1999). EVALUATION OF TETRAPLOIDS FOR TRIPLOID BREEDING IN MULBERRY. INDIAN JOURNAL OF GENETICS AND PLANT BREEDING, 59(04), 515–522. https://doi.org/.
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