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The Inheritance of Cold Resistance and Its Relation to Fall Growth in F₂ and BC₁ Generations of Alfalfa¹

Synopsis: The data indicated partial dominance of gene action conditioning cold susceptibility in Canadian Variegated, Du Puits, and African alfalfas, and, using a model for tetrasomic inheritance, 17% of the variation associated with fall growth was attributed to additive gene action.

² Formerly Graduate Assistant (now Geneticist, ARS, USDA) and Professor of Agronomy, respectively.

Received for publication August 12, 1959.

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