Bs. Dhillon et al., RECURRENT SELECTION FOR INTRAPOPULATION IMPROVEMENT FOR INSECT RESISTANCE, Cereal Research Communications, 21(4), 1993, pp. 331-335
A major limitation in breeding for insect resistance is the escape of
genotypes. Recurrent selection schemes for intrapopulation improvement
based on alternate evaluation of first generation families (half-sib
or full-sib or selfed) and second generation families developed throug
h selfing or crossing in them, are presented. These enable selection o
f genotypes over two generations which should help in minimising the e
scapes and increasing the genetic progress for insect resistance.