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Genetic variability during four cycles of recurrent selection in rice

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Table 2. Summary of the combined analysis of variance of each recurrent selection cycle, with their respective coefficients  of experimental variation (CV e ), overall average, averages of the S 0:2  progenies, averages of the 10% superior and 10%
Table 4. Estimates of the mean squares of the genotype ×  pair of  location s interaction (MS GL ) and of the phenotypic  correlation of genotypes ( r F ) among pairs of  location s (A 1

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