Results from the 1992 Alaska Barley Breeding Program

Authors

• Stephen M. Dofing
• Charles W. Knight
• Steve A. Blake

Files

Description

The development of improved plant cultivars is accomplished through comprehensive plant breeding programs. Such programs: 1) evaluate promising germplasm to identify superior-performing genotypes for use as parents; 2) create new genetic recombinations from these selected parental genotypes using crossing or other means; 3) evaluate segregating progeny from the resulting families while exerting selection pressure for desirable characteristics; and 4) identify superior-performing cultivars in yield trials conducted across multiple environments. This circular documents the current status of research in cultivar development associated with the Alaska barley breeding program.

Publication Date

12-17-1992

Recommended Citation

Dofing, Stephen M.; Knight, Charles W.; and Blake, Steve A., "Results from the 1992 Alaska Barley Breeding Program" (1992). Circulars. 24.
https://ualaska.researchcommons.org/uaf_afes_circulars/24

Handle

http://hdl.handle.net/11122/2167