What does the term ‘luxuriance’ stands for in plant breeding? Expl – InterviewSolution

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1.	What does the term ‘luxuriance’ stands for in plant breeding? Explain.
Answer» Pseudoheterosis – Also termed as luxuriance. Progeny possess superiority over parents in vegetative growth but not in yield and adaptation, usually sterile or poorly fertile.

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