Evolution of North American Dent Corn from Public to Proprietary Germplasm

By M. A. Mikel, J. Dudley. 2006

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Molecular Characterization of Maize Inbreds with Expired U.S. Plant Variety Protection (2008, methodology): “Inbred Baker (1984) Darrah & Zuber (1986)† Smith (1988) Goodman (1992) Troyer (1999) Lu and Bernardo (2001) Mikel and Dudley (2006)‡ A632 x x x x x A634 x x x B14 (B14A) x x x x B37 x x x x x B73 x x x x x x x B84 x x x C103 x x x CM105 x x H99 x x x Mo17 x x x x x x x Oh43 x§ x x x x W117 x…”
Heterosis decreasing in hybrids: yield test inbreds. (2009, methodology): “This approximates a similar amount of testing eff ort to Smith’s (1997) method for 700 inbreds.”
Physiological Basis of Successful Breeding Strategies for Maize Grain Yield (2007, methodology): “Most conventional inbred line development has focused on recycling lines within a heterotic pattern; however at least two novel heterotic patterns have arisen: “Argentine Maiz Amargo” and “Commercial Hybrid” derived germplasm (Mikel and Dudley, 2006).”
Excellence in Cassava Breeding: Perspectives for the Future (2020, background): “Finding two inbreds that express very high levels of SCA is a big challenge since it is conditioned by non-additive gene action which is hard to predict.”