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Ramazani M, Samizadeh Lahiji H, Ebrahimi Koulabi H, Kafi Ghasemi A. Agronomic and Morphologic Analysis of Maize Hybrids via Factor Analysis in Hammedan. jwss 2008; 12 (45) :99-107
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In order to study agronomic and morphological traits in maize hybrids in Hammedan, two early (108 and 301), three medium (604, 647 and TWC647) and two late maturing (704 and 711) hybrids were evaluated in a randomized complete block design with three replications in Agricultural and Natural Resources Research Station in Hammedan in 2005. 33 morphological and phonological traits were recorded from 10 plants randomly selected from two central rows of each plot. The maximum and minimum grain yield was obtained from SC647 and SC301, respectively. The grain yield had the highest correlation with dehusked ear weight. Factor analysis of data after varimax rotation identified four factors that accounted for 98.03% of total variance. The scatter plot of hybrids based on the two first factors (the seed yield factor and phenological structure factor) showed that SC704 had the maximum forage yield and the best physiological characteristics and SC647 had the maximum grain yield, cob diameter and number of seed in row.
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