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PERFORMANCES AND CORRELATIONS OF PARENTAL LINES AND THEIR HYBRIDS FOR ECONOMICAL TRAITS OF CANOLA, Brassica napus L.

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This investigation was conducted to study the mean performances of 10
parental lines of canola and the F, hybrids among them. Complete diallel crosses
mating design were used to obtain 45 F, hybrids and 45 F, reciprocal hybrids at three
environments. These environments were: EI-Gamalia 200212003 (E1), EI-Serw
2002/2003 (E2) and EI-Serw 2003/2004 (E3). Different vegetative, yield traits and
oil percent were studied. In the same time, the nature of association among pairs of
studied traits were evaluated. The presence of significant variation which noticed among all studied traits
makes it possible and necessary to compare the means of all genotypes to evaluate
their performances. However, the inbred line 325 (Pa) appeared to be the earliest, while
the parental line Serw 6 (P2) was the tallest and the best parent for N.se'/sil. The line
Serw 37 (P3) had the larger N.pr.br./pl., while the line Serw 4 (P,) started its flowering
branches lower than the earlier parents and it was the largest for S.Y./pl.. The Line '64
(Pro) was the best parent for 1000 S.W.gms. and oil %. The Line Serw sa (P5) was the
best for N.sil./pl.. The combined data showed that the hybrid between P4 x P7
produced more oil % of 46.7 %, while the hybrid between P, x Ps produced the less oil
of 36.7 %. The results also showed that the N.se'/sil. and N.sil'/pl. were very effective
in the determination of S.Y./pl. in grams, while 1000 S.W.gms. trait was less effective.
Therefore, selection for more N.sil'/pl. and more N.se'/sil. could increase the yield. The most desirable rph and rg correlations were obtained among S.Y./pl.
gms. and N.sil.lpl. which showed positive and significant values. Therefore, these two
traits showed a desirable association. This finding indicated that selection program to
increase one trait would, indeed, increase the other. It could be also mention that all
negative rph and rg correlations were insignificant. This result indicated that this type of
association was not important, where the values of rph and rg correlations were small.
The negative rph and rg correlations between 1000 S.W. gms. and N.sil'/pl. indicated
that when plant had more siliqua, the size and weight of seeds become less.

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10.21608/jpp.2005.237741

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EI-Adl,

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Dept. of Genetics, Faculty of Agriculture, Mansoura University, Egypt.

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Abd EI-Hadi

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Dept. of Genetics, Faculty of Agriculture, Mansoura University, Egypt.

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Keshta

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Oil Crops Res. Sec. Field Crops Res. Inst., A.R.C., Giza, Egypt.

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EI-Azzony

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Oil Crops Res. Sec. Field Crops Res. Inst., A.R.C., Giza, Egypt.

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30

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11

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34217

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2005-11-01

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2005-10-11

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2005-11-01

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6,603

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6,620

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2090-3669

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2090-374X

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Journal of Plant Production

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PERFORMANCES AND CORRELATIONS OF PARENTAL LINES AND THEIR HYBRIDS FOR ECONOMICAL TRAITS OF CANOLA, Brassica napus L.

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