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LAOS MALAYSIA MYANMAR NEPAL PAKISTAN Firdaus Kasim Sukarami Res. Inst. for Food Crops Bandar Buat, P.O. Box 34 Padang, Sumatra INDONESIA. Bounphavanh Kanyavong Vice Director, Natl. Agric. Res. Ministry of Agric.-Forestry Dept. of Agric.-Extention P.O. Box 811, Vientiane LAO PDR. Leong Chee Onn Maize Agronomist MARDI Seberang Perai Bag Berkunci No. 203 Pejabat Pos Kepala Batas 13200 Seberang Perai MALAYSIA. Abdul Wahab Hamid Maize Breeder MARDI Seberang Perai Bag Berkunci No. 203 Pejabat Pos Kepala Batas 13200 Seberang Perai MALAYSIA. U San Htun Myanmar Agric. Service Agric. Res. Inst. Yezin, pyinmana MYANMAR. Mahesh M. Palikhe Natl. Maize Res. Program Rampur Agric. Stat. P.O. Rampur, Narayani Zone Chitwan • NEPAL. Mohammad M. Aslam Natl. Agric. Res. Center P.O. Box N.I.H., Park Road Islamabad PAKISTAN. Haq Nawaz Ma l·i k Natl. Agric. Res. Center P.O. Box N.I.H., Park Road Islamabad PAKISTAN. Center Muhammad Saleem Khan NWFP Agric. Univ. Peshawar, NWFP PAKISTAN. 3
Page 2 and 3: Proceedings of the Fifth Asian Regi
Page 4 and 5: Page Foreword List of participants
Page 6 and 7: For several years, the Asian countr
Page 10 and 11: PHI LIPPINES SRI LANKA TAIWAN, ROC
Page 12 and 13: FAO CIMMYT: Pham Thi Rinh Head, Mai
Page 14 and 15: Charoen Seeds Co., Ltd. Ciba Geigy
Page 16 and 17: POSSIBILITIES OF HYBRID MAIZE PROa.
Page 18 and 19: The existing distribution of maize
Page 20 and 21: There seemed to be a more vigorous
Page 22 and 23: synthetics/composites/hybrids. A sy
Page 24 and 25: Table 10. Yield of different maize
Page 26 and 27: encourage private sector seed suppl
Page 28 and 29: Table 16. Average yields of composi
Page 30 and 31: FROM: N. N. Singh Q. 1. The require
Page 32: General objecHve: To improvement th
Page 35 and 36: also revealed the authenticity of e
Page 37 and 38: aRBff STAnJS OF MAIZE HYIIUD ER:EDI
Page 39 and 40: 100 ~ 80 o :::J ~ 60 I- ~ 40 I ::
Page 41 and 42: The maize inbred lines in 1992 Ther
Page 43 and 44: pollinated cultivars and "other" ca
Page 45 and 46: a mean yield of only 2.771 t/ha. Th
Page 47 and 48: Chen Zong Long. 1993. Maize croppin
Page 49 and 50: ad-hoc projects. After the inceptio
Page 51 and 52: achieved. It has adequately been sh
Page 53 and 54: on overall performance, ~ of the be
Page 55 and 56: Even though originally eight broad
Page 57 and 58: fertilizer dose of 120-60-40 kg N-P
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excess soil moisture and drought co
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RESEARCH AN) DEVEL
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Table 2. Released hybrid maize cult
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Table 6. Grain yield reduction of F
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low. d. The average farm size is sm
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Table 1. Lao national agricultura1
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lIn CHI "'N .•.,. L£DIND Ie II
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8 Price infonl8.tioo: Table 3. Show
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- Pest control - Harvesting - Grain
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#1) and a series of varietal trials
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(Foster, 1989). A yield range of 0.
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Table 6. Average yields for tillage
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HYBRID
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Future of hybrid com program 1. Hyb
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AN OVERVIEW OF MAIZE RESEARCH AN) P
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and mid altitude for mixed and sequ
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Table 5. Grain yields (t/ha) of mai
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7. To observe new potential varieti
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HYBRID MAIZE DEVELOPMENT IN PAKISTA
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Results on performance of some hybr
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Table 5. National cooperative maize
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technologies like the improved open
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Production 'ODD t) 6000 4600 4000 3
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1963 1964 1968 1971 1973 1980 1988-
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Table 4. Maize hybrids/varieties re
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Heavy incidence of diseases and ins
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D. Agricultural engineering. In sup
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AGOOtOolIC PRJ(X£TION RESEAOCH ON
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I-' o \0 DI1Y ~:fu~ :"r'MJcm ~IOO I
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names of Muthu and Aruna, respectiv
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Intercropping is an effective means
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. Spacing Pumpkins Maize 3 x 1 m, 2
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HYBRID MAIZE BREEDING AI
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18, 10 and 5%, respectively. At pre
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VV vv vv v v------' 60 V v-_· 76 _
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""*__ 70 em -:*,__ 70 em Ridge RIdg
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Table 5. Differences in net income
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Table 6. Density of corn borer egg
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Tseng, C.T., and Y.Z. Wu. 1990a. Th
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in 1991 (Table 2). In addition, in
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Table 4. Domestic consumption and e
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Table 7. Inbred lines of corn relea
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Table 11. Mean grain yield and yiel
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6. Asian International Hybrid Corn
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Chutkaew, C., N. Iamsupasit, S. Tha
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A. 1991-1993. Rachain Thiraporn !I
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ACHIEV9ENTS OF MAIZE RESENUI Nt) PF
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Two synthetics, TH-2A and TH-2B, wi
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winter season. Formerly, farmers on
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MAIZE RESEARCH AN:> PfDX.CTION IN &
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. Insects: Stem borer, ear worm, an
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extension, and Government policies
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Table 1. Situation of maize in Peop
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Questions to the author: FRaol : Q
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Modern maize breeding includes two
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Table 2. Analysis of variance of pr
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methods are long-term, and it is im
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Inbred progeny and half-sib f.Hy se
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correlated effects were not desi ra
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selecting the full-sib families for
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hybrids (Hallauer and Miranda, 1988
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eeding methods have contributed to
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straight and select for good combin
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FKJ REGIGIAL ACTIVITIES FOO MAIZE D
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Table 2. Maize: Yield Country 1982
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Bihar and western Uttar Pradesh reg
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tremendous potential for improved p
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HYBRID RESEARCH AT CI~ TO ACCELffiA
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Table 1. Public sector maize releas
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IV. Pre-hybrid CIMMYT maize pnogram
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Table 3. SUmmary of performance of
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2. Improvement of combining ability
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Recycling of good lines also can be
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and reverse inbreeding process. Adv
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Srinivasan, G., S.K. Vasal, F. Gonz
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Table 1. Projections of demand for
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Table 4. Distribution of farm sizes
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10.000 Yield kglha) 8.000 6.000 4.0
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" Ol'Vs '6 11 Sublropical__ Sclur
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NIt.'" .......... s-I '!)po'" ..,..
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use of single-cross hybrids, which
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associated with adopting the latest
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The relationships depicted in Figur
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We have not included in this list p
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maize seed industries have become c
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References Brown, L.R. 1966. Como A
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PRlSPECTS FCR TI-E HYBRID SEED ItOJ
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This strategy has not worked for ma
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There are at least four basic princ
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The proposed Directive also address
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esearch in biotechnology. Transgeni
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Table 9. Average U.S. production co
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BREEDIt-G COON HYBRIDS F~ VII:rNAM
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different cropping patterns. We hav
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In line with Bioseed's philosophy,
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esistance, especially to sorghum do
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tion system which allows research t
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develop maize hybrids that meet the
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c. In full season maturity group, w
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Farmers must constantly strive to m
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PIot£ER AN) TIE SEED BUSINESS IN T
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Table 2. Products Pioneer varieties
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CUestions to the author: FR:lM: F.
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equested on the correlation between
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