Inheritance of gelatinization temperature in rice
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ArticleLanguage: English Publication details: Pakistan : Friends Science Publishers, 2004.ISSN: - 1560-8530
- 1814-9596 (Online)
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The inconsistent nature on the genetics of cooked kernel elongation of rice was observed in the present study. Inheritance analysis was done in the crosses of three Malaysian local cultivars. Bimodal frequency distribution was observed in F2 population of Mahsuri Mutant X Mahsuri, which indicated that more than one gene was involved and at least two loci governed the trait. But in Mahsuri Mutant X 9192, the scenario was different; the distribution was unimodal and did not fit any Mendelian inheritance pattern. The observed results identified cooked kernel elongation of rice as complex phenomenon.
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