D. E. Byth - Concepedia

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D. E. Byth

The University of Queensland

Also Known As

D E Byth, D. E. BYTH, D. E. Byth, D.E. Byth, DE Byth, Donald Edward Byth

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1.2K

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All Affiliations

The University of Queensland Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics Iowa State University Mater Research

About

D. E. Byth is an author at The University of Queensland specializing in genetic variation, medicine, and genetics.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	14	20	514
2	Public Health	13	17	706
3	Engineering	10	10	489
4	Natural Sciences	9	9	166
5	Health Sciences	1	1	11

D. E. Byth

Publications

1.1K

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	Year	Citations
Effect of Plant Population and Row Spacing on Soybean Development and Production<sup>1</sup> C. R. Weber, R. M. Shibles, D. E. Byth Agronomy Journal Leaf Area IndexPlant SpacingGlycine MaxCrop ProductionEngineering	1966	199
Two-way pattern analysis of a large data set to evaluate genotypic adaptation D. E. Byth, RL Eisemann, I H de Lacy Heredity Genetic AnalysisGenotype-phenotype AssociationMolecular EcologyGenotypic AdaptationMedicine	1976	139
Growth, nodulation and nitrogen accumulation by soybean in saturated soil culture K. Nathanson, R. J. Lawn, P. L. M. de Jabrun, Field Crops Research BiogeochemistryPlant-soil InteractionEngineeringPlant-soil RelationshipSaturated Soil Culture	1984	71
Understanding plant adaptation to achieve systematic applied crop improvement - a fundamental challenge Mark Cooper, D. E. Byth Queensland's institutional digital repository (The University of Queensland) Fundamental ChallengePrecision AgricultureEngineeringCrop EnhancementBotany	1996	70
Response of field-grown soybean to saturated soil culture 1. Patterns of biomass and nitrogen accumulation R.J. Troedson, R. J. Lawn, D. E. Byth, Field Crops Research BiogeochemistryPlant-soil InteractionEngineeringLand UsePlant-soil Relationship	1989	47
Inversion bridges and meiotic behavior in species hybrids of soybeans Q. N. Ahmad, E. J. Britten, D. E. Byth Journal of Heredity Plant GeneticsGeneticsSpecies HybridsGenomicsReproductive Biology	1977	42
Variance of Heritability Ratios Estimated from Phenotypic Variance Components I. L. Gordon, D. E. Byth, L. N. Balam Biometrics Linkage DisequilibriumPhenotypic VariationQuantitative GeneticsGenotype-phenotype AssociationMedicine	1972	33
Microsporogenesis and anther wall development in male-sterile and fertile lines of pigeon pea (Cajanus cajan (L.) Millsp.) Ian Dundas, K B Saxena, D. E. Byth Euphytica FertilityBotanyFertile LinesGeneticsReproductive Biology	1981	30
Correlated Truncation Selection for Yield in Soybeans<sup>1</sup> D. E. Byth, C. R. Weber, B. E. Caldwell Crop Science Plant GeneticsTruncation SelectionRelative UniformityGeneticsChemical Composition	1969	26
Inversion heterozygosity in the hybrid soybean × Glycine soja Q. N. Ahmad, E. J. Britten, D. E. Byth Journal of Heredity Plant GeneticsCytogeneticsGeneticsMolecular GeneticsGenomics	1979	26

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