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السلوك الوراثي لبعض صفات الإنتاجية لدى هجينين من القطن

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 Publication date 2006
and research's language is العربية
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During the three successive seasons of 2002, 2003, and 2004 six populations, viz.,P1,P2,F1,F2,BC1, and BC2 of two single crosses of cotton (Aleppo40 x Aleppo90) and (Aleppo33/1 x Line118) were established and evaluated to explore heterosis, inbreeding depression, heritability and genetic advance under selection for reproductive branches number, number of bolls per plant, boll weight, and ginning percentage. Significant positive heterotic effects were found for all the studied traits in two crosses except ginning percentage (in the second cross). Significant positive heterosis over mid-parent and higher parent for yield components (number of bolls per plant and boll weight) may lead to a positive heterosis for seed cotton yield/plant.

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This study was carried out at Karahta station of field crops research department General Commission for Scientific Agriculture Researches (G.C.S.A.R.) Damascus Syria during the 2009 -2010 and 2010 -2011 growing seasons to estimate gene action, p otency ratios, heterosis and Inbreeding depressions. Five population seeds of two single hybrids (Cham-5 × Azeghar-1), (Bohoth-5 × Gidara-2) were formed by crossing of four inbred lines. The crosses were subjected to randomized complete block design (RCBD) with three replications in order to evaluate plant height (PH), number of grains per spike (GRSP), flag leaf area (FLA), thousand kernel weight (TKY) and grain (p<0.05) yield per plant (GYP). Mean square results showed significant differences among mean values of the five populations for all studied traits in all crosses. Significant heterosis values compared to mid and better parent were observed for all traits with exception of (PH) (5.82, 1.62)%, (GRSP) (27.49 9.66)% and(TKY) (3.05 7.53)% for Cross-1. (GYP) (82.46, 96.63)% for Cross- 2. (GRSP) (9.09 5.14)%. The potency ratios exceeded (+1) in all traits and crosses except (PH) (-2.23) for Cross-2. Indicating that over-dominance towards low placement. The results indicated that Inbreeding depression values were significant for all traits in Cross-1 except for (GRSP) (10.33), and (TKY) (15.23). While its values were non- significant for all traits inCross-2except (GRSP) (25.46*). In most traits epestasis or dominant gene action occupied the first rank in controlling these traits in both crosses. It could be suggested that selection for most studied traits in the subsequent generations will be relatively more effective than in early generations.
Seven cotton varieties (Rakka 5, Aleppo133, Aleppo 90, Aleppo 118, Aleppo 40, Deir 22, and Line124) were used in the study of some quantitative characteristics of cotton yield and its components (seed cotton weight per boll/g, 100seed/g weight aver age, lint percentage %, seed cotton weight per plant/g, total dry matter weight, seed cotton yield per unit area kg/ha), and physiological qualities (leaf area cm2, leaf area index %). The seven varieties were grown in Salhab (Al-Ghab region, Hama) in 2012 using randomized complete block design with three replications. The study included estimating variance, broad sense heritability, genetic progress, and genetic correlation between cotton yield and its components, which is to be used in breeding programs.
Nine Syrian cotton genotypes i.e. Aleppo 33/1, Aleppo 118, Aleppo 90, Aleppo 40, Aleppo 124 Rakka5, Deir Al-Zour 22, Line 106 and Rusafa, were used for statistical and genetic analysis for productivity and some chemical indicators of seeds: Lint p ercentage%, cotton weight per plant/g, percent of oil in seeds and pulp, percent of protein in seeds and pulp, percent of humidity in seeds and pulp, to explore the potentiality of the genotypes in the studied region, and to establish a program for the production of cotton and seeds, also to determine the selective indecies to be used to improve cotton productivity and seed components, using randomized complete block design with three replications. The experiment was conducted in Salhab village, Al-Ghab region, Hama governorate, Syria, during 2015 season.
Succes of a breeding program depends, to a great extent, on understanding the gentic behavior of the traits. This investigation was conducted to study and examine the inheritance of some economically important characters such as: total bolls numbe r, actual bolls number, ginning percentage , boll weight, harvest index, flowering earliness, maturity earliness, plant height,and fiber fineness.
Seven cotton varieties ( Rakka5, Aleppo133, Aleppo90, Aleppo118 , Aleppo40, Deir22, Line124) were grown in village Salhab ( Al-Ghab region , Hama) in 2012 using randomized complete block design with three replications. were used to study estimation of variance, broad sense heritability, genetic progress and correlation some of their technological characters (Staple length mm, Length uniformity% , Fiber fineness %(micronaire), trength Fiber(g/tex), Fiber elongation%, fiber maturity%), that’s to explore potentials Genotypes in search region and put the numerous selectoral evidence in order to obtain an additive and fast improve on the technological characters, The study showed significant differences between in the studied genotypes, for most of the considered traits. The study suggested a variation of the values of Heritability, Genetic advance in the characteristics technological of cotton., the highest Heritability of which was in the Staple length and than trength Fiber, Fiber elongation , Fiber fineness, fiber maturity, Length uniformity, characteristics where the inheritance degree reached (0.98, 0.97, 0.89, 0.80,0.75, 0.30) , genetic development% (1.03, 1.35, 0.36, 1.31,1.22, 0.11). The results also showed a positive significant correlation between Staple length and trength Fiber (r = 0.901**), also between Fiber elongation with fiber maturity and Length uniformity ( r = 0.64**, r = 0.422**), and this gives us the area and ease of movement to put the numerous selectoral evidence in order to improve the technological characters of cotton.
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