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A dynamic study of genotype-environment interaction with egg laying of Tribolium castaneum
1976
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Within-line family selection was carried out at an optimum (33°C) and two stress temperatures (28°C and 38°C) for increasing egg number laid by virgin females of Tribolium castaneum from the 7th to the 11th day after adult emergence. A control was maintained throughout the experiment. Two replicated lines were selected at each temperature and all selected lines were tested in each of the three environments. Direct and correlated responses to selection in different environments have been
doi:10.1038/hdy.1976.79
pmid:1068109
fatcat:uqvgb3b5gbevfbbq6gbsffxuoy