| Author | Kimbeng, CA |
| Author | McRae, TA |
| Date Accessioned | 2012-11-13 |
| Date Available | 2012-11-13 |
| Issued | 1999 |
| Identifier | http://hdl.handle.net/11079/895 |
| Abstract | The objectives for this project were: to evaluate the effectiveness of family selection in the plant crop of original seedlings of sugarcane grown to full crop potential in the Burdekin region. The crop will probably be heavily lodged; to evaluate the effectiveness of visual (mass) selection in the young first ratoon crop; to determine the level of family performance in seedling populations required for a family to be selected. Information derived from this study would enable the breeder to design the most cost effective and efficient selection scheme for this stage of the breeding program for the Burdekin region |
| Language | en |
| Part of Series | BSES Internal Report; 1999 No 975 Report SD99018; SRDC BSS046 |
| Subject | Seedlings family selection variance |
| Subject | Plant breeding |
| Subject | Burdekin |
| Subject | Variety selection |
| Subject | Burdekin |
| Subject | Locally adapted cane varieties |
| Subject | Family selection |
| Subject | Varieties |
| Subject | Plant breeding |
| Title | Optimum selection strategies in original seedlings particularly for heavily lodged crops : SRDC final report BS46S |
