Prediction method for dominant hybridization combination of upland cotton F1 yield
A technology of hybrid combination and prediction method, which is applied in the direction of botanical equipment and methods, application, plant gene improvement, etc., to achieve the effects of shortening time, improving efficiency, and reducing breeding costs
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Embodiment 1
[0065] (1) Grouping of resource groups:
[0066] From the existing parental resource groups, select 60 parents with different geographical origins, different yields, different fiber quality, and different agronomic traits, and divide the parents into relatively balanced subgroups based on the geographical origin and parental agronomic traits1 -10 (as shown in Table 1).
[0067] (2) Determine the parent size of the training population T:
[0068] Partial NCII balanced mating was performed with 20 male parents (F1-F20) and 20 female parents (M1-M20) (as shown in Table 2).
[0069] (3) Determine the combined quantity of the training population T:
[0070] Each parent was crossed 6 times to form 120 combinations. The 6 combinations formed by crossing 3 times form the training population T1, and the remaining 60 combinations form the population to be predicted P1 (as shown in Table 2). Based on the yield identification results of the training population T1, the combined actual ...
Embodiment 2
[0084] (1) Grouping of resource groups:
[0085] From the existing parental resource groups, select 60 parents with different geographical origins, different yields, different fiber qualities, and different agronomic traits, and divide the parents into different balanced subgroups based on the geographical origin and parental agronomic traits 1- 10 (as shown in Table 1).
[0086] (2) Determine the parent size of the training population T:
[0087] 20 male parents (F1-F20) and 20 female parents (M1-M20) were used for NCII balanced mating.
[0088] (3) Determine the combined quantity of the training population T:
[0089] Each parent was crossed 6 times to form 120 combinations. The 40 combinations formed by crossing twice form the training population T2, and the remaining 80 combinations form the population to be predicted P2. Based on the yield identification results of the training population T2, the combined actual yield of the to-be-predicted population P2 is used to pr...
Embodiment 3
[0096] (1) Grouping of resource groups:
[0097] From the existing parental resource groups, select 60 parents with different geographical origins, different yields, different fiber qualities, and different agronomic traits, and divide the parents into different balanced subgroups based on the geographical origin and parental agronomic traits 1- 10 (as shown in Table 1).
[0098](2) Determine the parent size of the training population T:
[0099] 30 male parents (F1-F30) and 30 female parents (M1-M30) were used for NCII balanced mating.
[0100] (3) Determine the combined quantity of the training population T:
[0101] Each parent was crossed 6 times to form 180 combinations. The 60 combinations formed by crossing twice form the training population T3, and the remaining 120 combinations form the population to be predicted P3. Based on the yield identification results of the training population T3, the combined actual yield of the to-be-predicted population P3 is used to pr...
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