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Question

Two inbred lines of wheat (W1 and W2) produce different average grain yields per plot. The mean yield (pounds) and the variance of yields in different generations are as follows:

Table showing mean grain yields and variances for inbred wheat lines W1, W2, F1, and F2.

What is the phenotypic variance (V_P) for grain yield in this case?

Accepted Answer

11.87

Answer

12.02

Answer

13.02

Answer

10.62

Two inbred lines of wheat (W1 and W2) produce different average grain yields per plot. The mean yield (pounds) and the variance of yields in different generations are as follows:What is the phenotypic variance (VP) for grain yield in this case?

Two inbred lines of wheat (W1 and W2) produce different average grain yields per plot. The mean yield (pounds) and the variance of yields in different generations are as follows:

What is the phenotypic variance (V_P) for grain yield in this case?