| Abstrakt: |
The contents of adenine nucleotides and nicotinamide coenzymes, along with morphological traits, were studied in fiber flax cultivars and F1 hybrids at various ontogenetic stages. The energy parameters of heterotic hybrids proved to be significantly higher than in the parental cultivars, suggesting a higher activity of energy-producing processes determining the intensity of plant growth and development. The character of the heterosis effect on morphological, energy, and productivity parameters was characterized in the F1 hybrids varying in the extent of heterosis. Hybrids that displayed positive dominance or superdominance in productivity parameters showed heterosis for most energy parameters. |
