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EFFECTS OF GENETIC INTERACTIONS IN STRAWBERRY VARIETIES AT THE INHERITANCE OF PRODUCTIVITY TRAIT

Abstract

The article highlights the results of the evaluation by additive and non-additive effects of genetic interactions in the inheritance for the number of berries per strawberry plant, according to the values of heritability coefficient in the narrow sense h2. It is noted that for studied varieties the non-additive genetic effect predominates in most hybrid combinations. The varieties of strawberry (Belrubi, Marmolada) that can be an additive effect in the individual breeding selections are indicated.

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V. I. Lapshin
FSBSI NCRRIH&V
Russian Federation


V. V. Yakovenko
FSBSI NCRRIH&V
Russian Federation


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Lapshin V.I., Yakovenko V.V. EFFECTS OF GENETIC INTERACTIONS IN STRAWBERRY VARIETIES AT THE INHERITANCE OF PRODUCTIVITY TRAIT. Pomiculture and small fruits culture in Russia. 2017;48(1):149-152. (In Russ.)

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