. Contributions from the Laboratory of Plant Genetics. PROTEIN CONTENT OF MAIZE 599 [i + (2r + i)]n, where r is the segregating generation and n is the number of allelomorphic pairs. Jennings (1916) stated the same formula some- what differently. £ In 1917 Jennings considered the numerical results of breeding when genes are linked, and found that while the formulae are complex, the general result in self-fertilization is to decrease the number of hetero- zygotes and to increase the number of homozygotes. 17 ,. 11 J ; 1 2 3 4 5 G E N. Figure 6.—Graphical representation of the results of selecti


. Contributions from the Laboratory of Plant Genetics. PROTEIN CONTENT OF MAIZE 599 [i + (2r + i)]n, where r is the segregating generation and n is the number of allelomorphic pairs. Jennings (1916) stated the same formula some- what differently. £ In 1917 Jennings considered the numerical results of breeding when genes are linked, and found that while the formulae are complex, the general result in self-fertilization is to decrease the number of hetero- zygotes and to increase the number of homozygotes. 17 ,. 11 J ; 1 2 3 4 5 G E N. Figure 6.—Graphical representation of the results of selecting Burwell's Yellow Flint for high protein in self-fertilized lines. More recently Jones (1918), by studying the variability of various characters in maize in successive self-fertilized generations, has demon- strated that these mathematical generalizations actually hold in practice. The data presented here are merely a corroboration of these results on another character complex. There are indeed many complications in the inheritance of protein, as has been emphasized in the preceding pages. Genetics 5: N 1920. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Bussey Institution. Boston : [s. n. ]


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