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The inheritance of flowering time was studied in five crosses of flax, Linum usitatissimum L. Genotype-environment interaction, such that early or late-flowering gentotypes were more variable than intermediate-flowering genotypes, was important in determining flowering time. The genetic control of flowering time proved to be multigenetic with epistasis playing an important part.
Key Words: Genotype-environment interaction Epistasis Transformation
2 Population geneticist, Postdoctorate fellow (permanent addaress: Research Institute for Basic Agrotechnique. Brno-Hrusovany, Czechoslovakia), and oat breeder, respectively, of C.D.A. Research Station, Winnipeg, Canada.
Received for publication July 9, 1971.
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