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Monohybrid Segregation in Coffea Species by Robby Butarbutar is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document summarizes a study on the genetic segregation patterns observed in an F2 hybrid coffee plant population derived from a cross between Coffea arabica variety Cauvery (tetraploid) and an interspecific hybrid of C. congensis x C. canephora var. robusta (diploid). Eleven morphological traits were analyzed in 305 F2 plants. For traits controlled by a single gene, the plants segregated into two classes resembling the parental types in a 3:1 ratio, consistent with Mendelian segregation. Traits control
- Author
- Robby Butarbutar
- Language
- EN