Genetic control of agronomic efficiency onitrogen use in maize
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The aim was to study the genetic control of the agronomic efficiency at low N availability in maize. Experiments were conducted in seven environments in a square lattice design with 49 hybrids, consisting of 48 crosses and one commercial hybrid, evaluated with and without application of N in top dressing. Grain yields with (GYHN) and without (GYLN) application of nitrogen in top dressing were assessed, and these traits were used to calculate the agronomic efficiency at low N availability (AELN) and the harmonic mean of the relative performance (HMRP). According to the joint analysis of variance of the diallel crosses and the estimates of the general and specific combining abilities, these traits were highly significant. Note that in general AELN was controlled by non-additive genetic effects and the hybrids H7, H3, H47 and H10 and the lines IG3-2, IG3-1, IG4-5, IG4-1 and IG4-6 show higher grain yield without top dressing.
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Additive and non-additive genes, diallel crosses, general combining ability, nitrogen use efficiency, specombining ability
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Crop Breeding and Applied Biotechnology, v. 23, n. 2, 2023.
