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dc.creatorRafi, M.Y 42326, autor. aut
dc.creatorJalani, Bin sukaimi 42327.
dc.creatorKushairi, a. 41845.
dc.creatorRajanaidu, N. 39504.
dc.date©2002
dc.descriptionForty oil palm (Elaeis guineensis Jacq.) dura x pisifera (DxP) crosses derived from the North Carolina Mating Design 1 (NCM 1) were evaluated in six locations (Kudat, Sabah; Beaufort, Sabah; Teluk Intan, Perak; Carey Island, Selangor; Kepong, Selangor and Kluang, Johor). Fifteen pisifera palms were chosen as male parents and each was crossed to two to tour dura female parents. engvironmental factors contributed to the phenotypic variability in all the agronomic characters. Hence, the variation in performance of the genotypes in the different locations was partly a reflection of the differences in soil type, soil fertility and rainfall. Generally, Carey Island and Teluk Intan were the more favourable environments for yield than the marginal environments, such as Kudat and Kluang. The results showed that the environment had a great influence on the genetic variance components. In general, the heritabilíty estimates for yield and its components and bunch quality characters fluctuated from location to location. However, the estimates for vegetative characters were fairly consistent and bunch quality characters.
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dc.descriptionForty oil palm (Elaeis guineensis Jacq.) dura x pisifera (DxP) crosses derived from the North Carolina Mating Design 1 (NCM 1) were evaluated in six locations (Kudat, Sabah; Beaufort, Sabah; Teluk Intan, Perak; Carey Island, Selangor; Kepong, Selangor and Kluang, Johor). Fifteen pisifera palms were chosen as male parents and each was crossed to two to tour dura female parents. engvironmental factors contributed to the phenotypic variability in all the agronomic characters. Hence, the variation in performance of the genotypes in the different locations was partly a reflection of the differences in soil type, soil fertility and rainfall. Generally, Carey Island and Teluk Intan were the more favourable environments for yield than the marginal environments, such as Kudat and Kluang. The results showed that the environment had a great influence on the genetic variance components. In general, the heritabilíty estimates for yield and its components and bunch quality characters fluctuated from location to location. However, the estimates for vegetative characters were fairly consistent and bunch quality characters.
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dc.subjectGenética.
dc.subjectHeredabilidad.
dc.subjectMedio ambiente.
dc.subjectProgenie.
dc.subjectVariedades.
dc.subjectPalma de aceite
dc.titlePerformance and heritability estimations on oil palm progenies tested in different environments.
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