Pattern of Genetic Variability in Aboriginal Nsukka Yellow pepper - Maga, Terkula Joseph
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The dearth of information in aboriginal pepper has limited its use as breeding materials. The present study examines genetic variability and the nature of association of the traits in Nsukka Yellow Pepper. Nsukka yellow pepper is an aboriginal pepper that is cultivated almost exclusively by the people of Nsukka agricultural area. The study revealed the existence of a wide range of genetic variability in the population and also identified traits that are positively associated with fruit yield. The information generated in this study can help plant breeders in designing improvement studies in the crop.…mehr

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The dearth of information in aboriginal pepper has limited its use as breeding materials. The present study examines genetic variability and the nature of association of the traits in Nsukka Yellow Pepper. Nsukka yellow pepper is an aboriginal pepper that is cultivated almost exclusively by the people of Nsukka agricultural area. The study revealed the existence of a wide range of genetic variability in the population and also identified traits that are positively associated with fruit yield. The information generated in this study can help plant breeders in designing improvement studies in the crop.
Autorenporträt
Terkula Joseph Maga holds an M Sc. Degree in Plant Breeding and Genetics from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka and he is currently an Assistant Lecturer at the Department of Plant Breeding and Seed Science, University of Agriculture, Makurdi. He is a member of Horticultural Society of Nigeria. He is happily married to Mrs Judith Doosuur Maga