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1977
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Analytical studies into the variation ofeconomic and biological characters have shown that in . late populations the correlations between genotype and environment were more strongly pronounced than they used to be in early populations. Mean value stability of characters in early populations, as compared to late populations, was obtained to a large extent from the homeostasis of individual plant development, whereas late populations were in most cases determined by genotypic homeostasis.
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Smurygin, Mitrogan; Bogomolova, Nadezhda; and Kozlov, Nikolai, "Variability of characters in populations of red clover varieties (Trifolium pratense L.)" (1977). IGC Proceedings (1977-2023). 7.
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Variability of characters in populations of red clover varieties (Trifolium pratense L.)
Analytical studies into the variation ofeconomic and biological characters have shown that in . late populations the correlations between genotype and environment were more strongly pronounced than they used to be in early populations. Mean value stability of characters in early populations, as compared to late populations, was obtained to a large extent from the homeostasis of individual plant development, whereas late populations were in most cases determined by genotypic homeostasis.
