Soybean germplasm (Glycine max L. Merr.) evaluation in Cuba.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15517/am.v14i1.11992Abstract
Characterization and evaluation of cuban
soybean collections, is one of the initial steps in germplasm
potentiation of this species, in order to use it in development
and breeding programs. In the present work, 50
cultivars from the cuban soybean collection were preliminary
classified, considering the most variable attributes. The cultivars
were grouped as early, intermediate and late ones, according
to days to bulk flowering. Most promising cultivars were
outstanded in the early and intemediate plus late groups,
repectively; these cultivars are recommended for their inclussion
in the breeding programs of the species.
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