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A statistical model for the study of self-fertilization in plants.

A model is proposed for the study of plant breeding where the self-fertilization rate is of importance. The model can be used to provide convenient maximum likelihood estimation of the self-fertilization rate and allelic frequencies in a parental population and its pollen pool. The self-fertilization rate can also be allowed to vary with genotype or other characteristics of a plant. A simple example illustrates the methodology.