Abstract
Impact of half-sib family recurrent selection on grain yield in maize population ZM-309
Highlights
Data were recorded on days to mid tasseling, plant height, ear height, ear length, grains rows per ear, hundred kernels weight and grain yield
After the completion of this experiment, it was deduced that enhancement in grain yield through half-sib family recurrent selection is useful and maize population ZM-309 can be exploited for further betterment through half-sib family recurrent selection
From the findings of this experiment it was deduced that half-sib family recurrent selection in maize is an effective method and maize population ZM-309 has the potential to be used in future breeding programs
Summary
All the observed data were subjected to an Expected response appropriate lattice square design. The formula used for calculating the recommended by [12]. All characters were expected response is given as matched with the local check and among. Re = S x h2 the half-sib families
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