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Hayes, H. K.

 
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A total of 69 self-fertilized ears. Showing segregation gave a ratio of corneous seeds to floury seeds. This is a ratio of 1 to 961 or approximately 1 to 1.

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Excerpt from Further Experiments on Inheritance in Maize

A total of 69 self-fertilized ears. Showing segregation gave a ratio of corneous seeds to floury seeds. This is a ratio of 1 to 961 or approximately 1 to 1.

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This paper is a report on the inheritance of certain differences in the endosperm of various maize races that have been made the basis of a division into the subspecies everta, indurate, indentata and amylacea. To these investigations, a genetic study of the shape of seed which characterizes the socalled rice pop corns is added.

The writers take pleasure in acknowledging the efficient aid of Mr. A. F. Schultze, assistant botanist at the Connecticut Agricultural College, and Mr. C. D. Hubbell, assistant at the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, in the considerable amount of field work involved.

Material And Methods.

The parental races used in the crosses were self-fertilized for several years before any hybrids were made, and are believed to have been homozygous for the characters studied. The material from which these races originated was described in a previous publication (See East and Hayes, 1911), but the following additional points regarding it should be noted:

1. Zea mays everta. The pop corns.

No. 64. White rice pop.

The white pop is one of the lines which has been produced from No. 23, (East & Hayes, 1911).

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