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This paper presents the investigation of F3 population 2002-30, created in  the Department of Maize, Institute of Field and Vegetable Crops, Novi Sad. At  first, about 150 plants of the studied population were selfed and  simultaneously crossed with the tester 1491x1496, in order to get  complementary S1 and HS progenies. After the harvest, 41 progenies of each  type were selected by the random sample method for the trials carried out in  Aleksinac, Leskovac, and Kruševac, as three studied environments, in RCB  design. Genetic variances were significantly higher in S1 progenies, with the  exception of root and stalk lodged plants percent and grain number per row,  where these differences were not significant. Phenotypic variances followed  the same tendency. The obtained values of broad-sense heritability were  significantly higher in S1 than in HS progenies. Low heritability values were  calculated only for root and stalk lodged plants percent. Cluster analysis  did not show any greater difference between S1 and HS progenies, neither in  distances nor in group definition, although there were significant  differences between them in genetic variances. However, one can see a lower  degree of distances between HS progenies. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke  Republike Srbije, br. TR-31054: The development of new technologies of small  grains cultivation on acid soils using contemporary biotechnology

Variability parameters for yield components of different progeny types in an F3 maize population