Titlebook: Heterosis; Reappraisal of Theor Rafael Frankel Book 1983 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1983 Heterosis.Hybride.agriculture.chloroplast.p

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H. K. Srivastavahed data with external, identified datasets, based on diagnosis codes. After motivating the need to prevent the attack, we discuss the type of datasets that are involved in the attack, in Sect. 3.2. Then, a measure that quantifies the susceptibility of a dataset to the attack, as well as a study of

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his chapter examines Amucheazi’s analysis of the role of pressure groups in governance and the continuing relevance of this crucial democratic institution for understanding the dynamics of political decision-making in Nigeria. Two major issues, which Amucheazi engages in the study of pressure groups

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Heterosis in Maize: Theory and Practice,tive and concerned with the frequency and magnitude of the observed effects. Speculations as to the underlying causes began to appear early in this observational period. These speculations became phrased in more specific terms after the rediscovery of Mendelism.

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Heterosis and Hybrid Seed Production in Barley,ake hybrid seed production cost competitive and an efficient and reliable system of producing the female parent of the hybrid. The possibilities of commercial exploitation of heterosis in barley have been discussed since the description of the first genetic male sterile by Suneson (1940). A number o

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Hybrid Wheat,ly in the United States largely as a result of improved hybrids;hybrid sorghum was rapidly and successfully developed; Japanese scientists observed cytoplasmic male sterility in wheat for the first time (Kihara 1951; Fukasawa 1953); and then a different source of cytoplasmic sterility and male-ferti

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Heterosis and Hybrid Cultivars in Onions,eviews heterosis in the onion crop under four major headings: historical development of hybrids; male sterility; seed production of hybrids; and evidence for heterosis. Finally these topics are drawn together in a discussion which looks at the merits and faults of onion hybrids and possible trends i