Works (7)
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1994 journal article
CONTROL FOR RATE OF SEED DEVELOPMENT AND SEED YIELD POTENTIAL IN SOYBEAN
CROP SCIENCE, 34(1), 131–134.
TL;DR:
This study tested two alternate hypotheses to explain the increased seed yield potential of male-sterile soybean plants: (i) selection identified genotypes with increased seed sink activity per plant or (ii) selectionidentified genotype with reduced seed maturation rates.
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1994 journal article
DISTANCE STATISTICS AND INTERPRETATION OF SOUTHERN STATES REGIONAL SOYBEAN TESTS
CROP SCIENCE, 34(6), 1498–1504.
TL;DR:
Develop distances based on concepts of genotypic stability and to interpret regional soybean tests based on these distances, which increased in relation to differential responses among sites for two genotypes or among genotypes for two sites.
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1992 journal article
MODIFIED SEED MATURATION RATES AND SEED YIELD POTENTIALS IN SOYBEAN
CROP SCIENCE, 32(4), 972–976.
TL;DR:
The objectives of this research were to interrelate these measures as they reflect characteristics of the developing soybean seed and to determine their association with seed-yield potential.
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2. Zero Hunger
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1992 journal article
PHENOTYPIC RECURRENT SELECTION FOR MODIFIED REPRODUCTIVE PERIOD IN SOYBEAN
CROP SCIENCE, 32(4), 968–972.
TL;DR:
Seed-filling duration has generally shown a positive association with seed yield in soybean, but results have been inconsistent among studies, so selection for average physiological maturity maintained R7 maturities among populations.
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1991 journal article
ROOT CHARACTERISTICS ASSOCIATED WITH DIVERGENT SELECTION FOR SEEDLING ALUMINUM TOLERANCE IN SOYBEAN
CROP SCIENCE, 31(1), 125–129.
TL;DR:
This study tested the hypothesis that seedling characteristics could serve as selection criteria for plant tolerance to Al, andotypic-recurrent, divergent selection programs for seedlingolerance to Al were completed within two broad-base soybean populations based on a laboratory screen.
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2. Zero Hunger
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1991 journal article
SEED PROTEIN-CONTENT AND DELIVERY OF ASSIMILATES TO SOYBEAN SEED EMBRYOS
CROP SCIENCE, 31(6), 1600–1604.
TL;DR:
Investigating the effects of seed protein content on the capacity to deliver dry matter and amino acids to the seed embryo and to identify possible yield-limiting factors found high seed-protein content did not limit specific dry matter accumulation rates.
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2. Zero Hunger
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13. Climate Action
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1989 article
STANDARD ERRORS FOR HERITABILITY AND EXPECTED SELECTION RESPONSE
CROP SCIENCE, Vol. 29, pp. 1561–1562.
TL;DR:
The first order approximation in Taylor's expansion was used to develop standard errors for heritability and expected progress and offer criteria for establishing approximate confidence intervals for these two estimated parameters.
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2. Zero Hunger
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13. Climate Action
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