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Potential Benefits of drought and heat tolerance in Groundnut for adaptation to climate change in India and WestAfrica
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Potential Benefits of drought and heat tolerance in Groundnut for adaptation to climate change in India and WestAfrica
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http://hdl.handle.net/11038/10107
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Singh, Piara
Nedumaran, S Bonny, Ntare |
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International Crop Research Institute for Semi Arid Tropics
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2013
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Goundnut
Adaptation and Mitigation |
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| Description |
The dataset was collected as part of Global Futures Project to estimate the potential benefits of drought and heat tolerant traits groundnut using DSSAT crop model. This data consist of breeding yield trail data collected in Asia and West and Central Africa (WCA) experimental sites maintained by ICRISAT, the weather and soil data of the locations. The data consists of observed data on Phenology(75% flowering, final plant stand/ha, maturity date) and the crop yield components (pod yield(kg/ha),Shelling percentage and 100 seed weight (gms) for selected popular cultivars in Asia and WCA like JL24,TMV 2, ICGV 00350, 55-437, and fleur 11 under rainfed and irrigated conditions. Citation: Singh, Piara; Nedumaran, S; Bonny, Ntare, 2013, "Potential Benefits of drought and heat tolerance in Groundnut for adaptation to climate change in India and WestAfrica", http://hdl.handle.net/11038/10107 International Crop Research Institute for Semi Arid Tropics [Distributor] V4 [Version] |
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Time Period Covered: 1983 - 2011
Date of Collection: 2011 Country/Nation: India, Africa Geographic Coverage: Anantapur, Junagadh, Samanko, Sadore, Bengr, Tara, Bagauda, Samaru, Minjbir |
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Crop, Soil, Weather
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