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Cuphea is an important genus of medium chain triglycerides and Cuphea procumbens is rich in capric acid (C10:0), which is main plant source of petrochemicals. A detailed study was conducted on different genetic systems involved in the inheritance of test weight and oil content in Cuphea procumbens following 6 parents diallel. The high value of dominance (H1) and (α2s) and over-dominance obtained by (H1/D)0.5 and graphical analysis indicated the prevalence of non-additive gene action for test weight and oil content. Parent 'NBC-30' in F1 and 'NBC-03' in F2 for test weight and 'NBC-30' for both the generation for oil content were., best combiners. The crosses 'NBC-12' x 'NBC-30', 'NBC-01' x 'NBC-03' and 'NBC-12' x 'NBC-20' for test weight and 'NBC- 01' x 'NBC-03' and 'NBC-25' x 'NBC-30' for oil content were best specific cross combinations in both the generations. The genetic combination of these crosses were additive x additive, additive x dominance and dominance x dominance type interaction due to involvement of high x high, high x low and low x low combiners. A breeding plan to develop bold seeded genotypes to increase oil content has been discussed

Genetics of test weight and oil content in cuphea procumbens