hübriidvalik
Hübriidvalik, also known as hybrid selection, is a breeding strategy used in agriculture and animal husbandry. It involves crossing two or more genetically distinct parent lines to produce offspring with superior traits. The goal is to combine the desirable characteristics of the parents into a single generation of offspring, often referred to as a hybrid. This method is particularly effective when the parents exhibit heterosis, or hybrid vigor, where the offspring are more vigorous, productive, or resistant to diseases than either parent.
The process typically begins with the development of pure, inbred parent lines. These lines are created through
Hübriidvalik is a widely adopted technique because it can lead to significant improvements in crop yields