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Zuo Qingfan. STUDES ON THE IRRADIATION GENETICS EFFECTS OF ACCELERATED ARGON-IONS ON THE QUANTITATIVE CHARACTERS OF RICE[J]. Journal of South China Agricultural University, 1990, (2): 93-98.
Citation: Zuo Qingfan. STUDES ON THE IRRADIATION GENETICS EFFECTS OF ACCELERATED ARGON-IONS ON THE QUANTITATIVE CHARACTERS OF RICE[J]. Journal of South China Agricultural University, 1990, (2): 93-98.
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STUDES ON THE IRRADIATION GENETICS EFFECTS OF ACCELERATED ARGON-IONS ON THE QUANTITATIVE CHARACTERS OF RICE

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  • Published Date: April 09, 1990
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  • Air-dried rice seeds were irradiated with 400Mev/amu accelerated argon ion beam. The genetic effects of M2 quantitative characters were studied.The results showedthat the heritability (hb2 )of all studied characters changed with different absorbeddoses. The heritability (hb2 ) and G.C.V.of all studied traits were rather highin the M2 generation rice seeds treated with 40Ar ion beam in the dose range of 60-120Gy. The relative genetic advance of each trait varied greatly with various dose treatments. Every trait could gain considerable genetic advance within the range of its appropriate absorbed doses.
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