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Genetic Divergence Analysis in Bread Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.)
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Fifty genotype of wheat were evaluated to access the genetic divergence for eleven quantitative traits. The D2 cluster analysis grouped 50 genotypes in to eight clusters. This indicates existence of high degree of genetic diversity in the genotypes evaluated. Analysis of variance show significant difference among all the genotype under study. Maximum inter-cluster distance was observed between cluster VII with all. Cluster VIII holds first rank in yield per plant, test weight and plant height, cluster VII holds first rank in plant height, number of reproductive tillers per plant, number of spikelet per spike. Therefore, crosses between member of cluster separated by high inter-cluster distance are likely to throw desirable segregants. Thus, crosses between promising lines belonging to clusters pairs having high inter-cluster distance may be attempted for isolating desirable recombinants for grain yield.
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Cluster, D2 Analysis, Genetic Variation, Inter Cluster Distance, Transgressive Segregants.
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