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Sas program ver 9

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SAS program ver. 9.2 is a software application that provides a comprehensive suite of tools for data analysis, statistical modeling, and reporting. The core function of this software is to enable users to efficiently manage, analyze, and interpret large datasets.

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Genetic Variance Analysis of Stripe Rust

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The phenotypic data was analysed with the SAS program ver. 9.2. Analysis of variance (ANOVA) was carried out with the PROC GLM module in SAS, and the ANOVA results were used to calculate the broad sense heritability for AUDPC of SB across years, using the formula h2 = σg2 /( σg2 + σgy2 /y + σe2 /ry), in which σg2 stands for genetic variance, σgy2 for genotype-by-year interaction, σe2 for error variance, y for the number of years, and r for the number of replications. Pearson correlation coefficients were calculated with the PROC CORR function in SAS.
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Heritability Estimation Using ANOVA

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The SAS program ver. 9.2 was used to conduct analysis of variance (ANOVA), with its PROC GLM module, whereas the calculation of Pearson's correlation coefficients was carried out using the PROC CORR function. The ANOVA results were used for calculating the heritability estimates, with the formula H2 =  σg2 /( σg2 + σgy2 /y +  σgs2 /s +  σe2 /sy), where σg2 represents genetic variance, σgy2 for genotype-by-year interaction, σgs2 for genotype-by-sowing interaction, σe2 for error variance, y for the number of years and s for the number of sowing dates.
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Heritability Estimation in Plant Breeding

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The phenotypic data was analysed by the SAS program ver. 9.2. Analysis of variance (ANOVA) was carried out with the PROC GLM module, and Pearson correlation coefficients were calculated using the PROC CORR function. The results of ANOVA were used for calculating the heritability estimates, using the formula h2=σg2/(σg2+σe2r) for single years and h2=σg2/(σg2+σg*y2y+σe2ry) for multiple years; in which σg2 stands for genetic variance, σg*y2 for genotype-by-year interaction, σe2 for error variance, y for the number of years, and r for the number of replications [11 (link)].
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Heritability Estimation of Phenotypic Traits

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The phenotypic data were analysed by the SAS program ver. 9.2. Analysis of variance (ANOVA) was carried out for each location with the PROC GLM module, and Pearson correlation coefficients were calculated using the PROC CORR function. The results of ANOVA were used for calculating the heritability estimates, using the formula h2 = σg2 /( σg2 + σe2 /r) for single year and h2 = σg2 /( σg2 + σg*y2 /y + σe2 /ry) for multiple years; in which σg2 stands for genetic variance, σg*y2 for genotype-by-year interaction, σe2 for error variance, y for the number of years, and r for the number of replications [16 (link)].
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