Developing Well Adapted Early to Midseason Cultivars of Trifoiloum subterraneum ssp. Brachycalycinum
Description
Development and selection of early to midseason cultivars of subterranean clover (Trifolium subterraneum L.) ssp. brachycalycinum has mostly involved the use of early generation selection nursery swards (F2-progeny method). Four sites were sown in the mid-North region of South Australia. At the end of 1995, the top 20 lines from each site had burrs (seed pods) sampled at random. The burr will proceed into the final early generation selection phase (1 - 2 years). Dependent on the site, many lines have out-performed the standard checkplot cultivar, Clare. High hardseed levels have also been incorporated into 1989 crossbreds.
Citation
de Koning, C T.; Nichols, P G.H.; Tuckwell, R L.; and Schubert, N, "Developing Well Adapted Early to Midseason Cultivars of Trifoiloum subterraneum ssp. Brachycalycinum" (2024). IGC Proceedings (1993-2023). 43.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1997/session4/43
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Developing Well Adapted Early to Midseason Cultivars of Trifoiloum subterraneum ssp. Brachycalycinum
Development and selection of early to midseason cultivars of subterranean clover (Trifolium subterraneum L.) ssp. brachycalycinum has mostly involved the use of early generation selection nursery swards (F2-progeny method). Four sites were sown in the mid-North region of South Australia. At the end of 1995, the top 20 lines from each site had burrs (seed pods) sampled at random. The burr will proceed into the final early generation selection phase (1 - 2 years). Dependent on the site, many lines have out-performed the standard checkplot cultivar, Clare. High hardseed levels have also been incorporated into 1989 crossbreds.
