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Heterosis Studies on Three Way Crosses in Indian Mustard (Brassica juncea L.)
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The experimental material comprised of 20, three way crosses in mustard to estimate the extent of yield and yield contributing traits inRabi 2006. The crosses (Seeta x Rohini) x Pusa Bold and (Seeta x ACN-9) x Rohini and (Seeta x ACN-9) x PCR-7 exhibited maximum heterosis for seed yield plant-1 and hence may be forwarded to later generations to identify a superior recombinant line.
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Brassica juncea, Three Way Cross, Heterosis.
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