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Inbreeding depression and concealed deleterious mutations in buckwheat populations, Fagopyrum esculentum
1982
The Japanese Journal of Genetics
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Using 131 sib-mated lines of buckwheat, Fagopyrum esculentum Moench, the homozygous genetic load for viability was estimated by a modification of the Morton-Crow-Muller (1956) method, under favorable and unfavorable environmental conditions. Two kinds of genetic load, designated A and B, were estimated to be 0.225 and 0.653 in favorable conditions, and 0.343 and 2.623 in unfavorable conditions, respectively. Concealed genetic variability has been maintained within the cultivated buckwheat
doi:10.1266/jjg.57.361
fatcat:ft4acczd7jhmzbu32filkrwinm