predição de ganhos genéticos utilizando o delineamento i em população de maracujazeiro genetic gain prediction using the design i in a population of yellow passion fruit

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Abstract
Objetiva avaliar o potencial da população de maracujazeiro em relação às características agronômicas e estimar parâmetros genéticos para fins de predição de ganhos e ainda avaliar as respostas à seleção e os ganhos, a partir das alternativas de seleção. Foram estudadas alternativas de seleção do Delineamento I no maracujazeiro amarelo: seleção entre machos, de fêmeas/machos (todos os machos), entre fêmeas (independente de machos), de fêmeas/machos selecionados, e de seleção combinada. Ficou evidenciada a presença de variabilidade genética na população, o que é bastante favorável ao melhoramento, na medida em que a heterogeneidade genética possibilita a obtenção de ganhos por meio de seleção. Em todas as características de produção avaliadas, a seleção combinada (SC) foi a que proporcionou os maiores ganhos de seleção.
This study aimed to evaluate the potential population of passion for agronomic traits and to estimate genetic parameters for prediction of earnings. And still evaluating responses to selection and the earnings from the alternative selection. Were studied in this work, alternative selection of Design I in passion fruit: selection among males, females and males (all males) among females (independent of males), females and males selected, and combined selection. This disclosed the presence of genetic variability in the population, which is quite favorable to the improvement in that the genetic heterogeneity possible to obtain gains through selection. In all production characteristics evaluated, the combined selection (CS) was the one that gave greater selection gains.
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Authors ;Leonarda Grillo Neves;Claudio Horst Bruckner;Cosme Damião Cruz;Leonardo Pimentel Duarte;Willian Krause
Journal international journal of computer games technology
Year 2011
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10.1590/S1806-66902011000200032
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