Combining ability and heterosis for fiber quality traits in cotton

Bolek, Yuksel; Cokkizgin, Hatice; Bardak, Adem

doi:10.2478/v10129-011-0001-6

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“…Bolek et al 9 and Shah et al 10 were found similar results. The contradictory results were found by Hussain et al 11 and Esmail et al 12 (Table 2a-Table 2c) (Figure 1).…”

Section: Fiber Length (Mm)supporting

confidence: 53%

Genetic variations in upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) for yield and fiber quality traits

Nazir¹,

Mahmood²,

Khan³

2020

HIJ

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“…Bolek et al 9 and Shah et al 10 were found similar results. The contradictory results were found by Hussain et al 11 and Esmail et al 12 (Table 2a-Table 2c) (Figure 1).…”

Section: Fiber Length (Mm)supporting

confidence: 53%

Genetic variations in upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) for yield and fiber quality traits

Nazir¹,

Mahmood²,

Khan³

2020

HIJ

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“…Several studies have been reported on yield and yield attributing traits, but little work has been reported on the genetics and heterosis of fiber quality traits in cotton breeding. The work on heterosis has been reviewed for time to time on various quality and yield components in cotton by many workers (Karademir et al, 2009, Karademir and Gencer, 2010, Karademir et al, 2011, Bolek et al, 2011and Ashokkumar et al, 2013 and determined that cotton genotypes differ in fiber quality traits. Thus, the aim of heterosis analysis is to find out the best combination of parents for their prospects for future use in hybrid breeding programme.…”

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confidence: 99%

Heterosis studies for yield and fiber quality traits in intra hirsutum hybrids of cotton (<italic>Gossypium hirsutum</italic> L.)

Srinivas

Bhadru

2015

ASD

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The present study was performed to evaluate the heterosis effects for seed cotton yield and fiber quality traits of 56 hybrids and their parents involving seven lines and eight testers along with a check at Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural University, Hyderabad. The results showed that, range of relative heterosis varied from -3.40 to 13.29 in ginning percentage, -5.28 to 14.10 in 2.5% span length, -8.72 to 8.25 in uniformity ratio, -16.39 to 14.88 in micronaire value, -5.97 to 10.02 in bundle strength and -32.57 to 113.40 in seed cotton yield per plant, where, highest number of crosses (24) with significant mid parental heterosis in desirable direction was observed for seed cotton yield per plant followed by 2.5 % span length (16) and ginning percentage (12). Desirable and significant heterosis over better parent was observed in the crosses for all the studied characters except for uniformity ratio. A good number of crosses recorded significant standard heterosis over check for all the studied parameters except for uniformity ration and micronaire value. Apart from showing considerable level of heterosis for seed cotton yield, the crosses AKH 9331 x HAG 1055 exhibited good level of heterosis for ginning percentage, Galama x L 604 and Galama x JK 344 for uniformity ratio, Galama x HAG 1055, AKH 9331 x HAG 1055 and CPD 420 x IC 356932 for 2.5% span length and CPD 420 x JK 344 and BC 68-2 x LK 861 for bundle strength. So these crosses could be exploited to improve the yield along with one or more fiber quality traits through heterosis breeding.

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“…Same results were obtained by Mehetre et al (2003). The opposite results were found by Ali et al (2008), Basal et al (2009) and Bolek et al (2011). Additive with partial dominant genes were found to be involved in the inheritance of fiber uniformity because regression line intercepts the Wr-axis above the point of origin (Fig.…”

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“…Ali et al (2011) showed over dominance in number of monopodial and sympodial branches, boll weight and number of bolls per plant. Bolek et al (2011) studied heterosis and combining ability in fiber elongation, fiber uniformity, fiber fineness, fiber strength, fiber length, short fiber index and spinning consistency index. Additive type of gene action was found to be present in all characters.…”

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Inheritance pattern of yield and lint quality traits in upland cotton (G. hirsutum L.)

2016

Int. J. Biosci.

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Present study was conducted during 2013-14 at University of Agricultural, Faisalabad, Pakistan to Fig. out gene action and heritability of lint yield and quality traits in upland cotton. Parental genotypes viz COKER-3113, CRIS-9, BT-122 and CRS-456 were crossed following 4×4 diallelmating design. Genotypes showed significant variations for plant height, monopodia plant -1 , sympodia plant -1 , bolls sympodia -1 , bolls plant -1 , seed cotton yield plant -1 , fiber length, fiber fineness and fiber strength. On an average, the combinations showed boost over parents for plant height (10.5%), sympodia plant -1 (7.04%), bolls sympodia -1 (3.73%)and seed cotton yield plant -1 (24.07%). Broad sense heritability coupled with higher response to selection was plant height (0.95 and 17.85 cm), monopodia plant-1 (0.75 and 0.39), sympodia plant-1 (0.82 and 3.46), bolls plant-1 (0.89 and 8.95), boll weight (0.93 and 4.43g), yield plant-1 (0.72 and 39.00 g), fiber fineness (0.79 and 0.33), fiber length (0.87 and 0.39), fiber uniformity (0.78 and 0.34), fiber strength (0.67and 0.29) and fiber elongation (0.89 and 0.42).Parents CRIS-9 and COKER-3113 performed better in their specific cross combinations and showed significant mean performance. The crosses CRIS-9 × COKER-3113, CRS-456 × CRIS-9 and CRS-456 × CRS-456 showed genetic potential for almost all the traits. Findings suggested that the above three crosses should be used in cotton breeding programmes and selection may be done in late segregating generations for further improvement in lint yield and quality.

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Combining ability and heterosis for fiber quality traits in cotton

Cited by 9 publications

References 6 publications

Genetic variations in upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) for yield and fiber quality traits

Genetic variations in upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) for yield and fiber quality traits

Heterosis studies for yield and fiber quality traits in intra hirsutum hybrids of cotton (<italic>Gossypium hirsutum</italic> L.)

Inheritance pattern of yield and lint quality traits in upland cotton (G. hirsutum L.)

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