Studies on the improvisation of seed production technology in hybrid rice (KRH-4)
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Studies on the improvisation of seed production technology in hybrid rice (KRH-4)
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K, Nataraj
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Rame, Gowda
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livestock, mycotoxins, toxins, biological phenomena, diseases, necrosis, proteins, animal tissues, infiltration, enzymes
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In order to standardize the seed production technology of newly released rice hybrid KRH4, field experiments were conducted at the Zonal Agricultural Research Station, VC Farm, Mandya, Karnataka for three season viz., Kharif 2011, Kharif 2012 and Rabi /Summer 2012. The laboratory studies were conducted during 2012–13 at AICRP on Seed Technology Research Unit, National Seed Project, University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore. The experimental results clearly revealed that, the F1 hybrid rice KRH-4 performed better with the planting ratio of 1:6, with mixed seedlings of R line (MSN36) at zero, five and eight days difference old and recorded superior plant growth, seed setting per cent (17.04 %, 15.99% & 22.48 %), panicle exsertion per cent (84.94%, 86.00% & 91.29%), seed yield per hectare (1577 kg, 2083.33 kg & 3853.67 kg) and seed quality attributes viz., germination (96%, 95% & 95%), mean seedling length (28.30 cm, 26.00 cm & 28.30 cm) seedling dry weight (6.9 mg, 6.83 mg & 6.9 mg) and SVI I & II (2620 & 663; 2737 & 655; 3395 & 654) over other planting ratios during kharif 2011, kharif 2012 and rabi/summer 2012, respectively. Similarly, plant growth regulators like Gibberllic acid @ 100ppm found superior in promoting panicle exertion (88.71%, 88.14% & 90.00%), higher number of productive tillers (8.87, 8.67 & 14.90/plants) with better filled spikelets (43.33,43.10 & 49.97/plant) seed setting per cent (22.16%, 20.00% & 24.84%), that resulted in higher seed yield per hectare (1335 kg, 1918.92 kg & 3096 kg) and seed quality attributes viz., germination (94%, 95% & 95.33%), mean seedling length (27.30 cm, 28.50 cm & 29.23 cm) seedling dry weight (7.03 mg, 7.30 mg & 7.23 mg) and SVI I & II (2565 & 661; 2698 & 691; 2565 & 661) over control (no foliar spray) during kharif 2011, kharif 2012 and rabi/summer 2012, respectively. However, the seed production performance during rabi/summer 2012 was slightly better in terms of plant growth, seed yield and quality compared to kharif season. Further no dormancy was observed in resultant seeds of F1 hybrid (KRH-4) and its parental lines (R line-MSN36 and A line-CRMS32A). Based on the SSR marker study on genetic purity assessment, it is suggested that, SRR marker RM216 can be effectively used to differentiate the parental lines from hybrid rice KRH-4. The storability of MSN36, CRMS32A and KRH-4 indicated that seed treated with Bavistin (4g\kg) and packed in poly pouch with 10 per cent moisture maintained higher germination (MSN36-83%; CRMS32A-80%; KRH-4-80%) and other seed quality attributes up to nine months under ambient conditions of Bengaluru. The seeds treated with Bavistin (4g\kg) and packed in poly pouch maintained minimum standard of germination upto 7 months in CRMS32A (80%), 11 months in MSN36 (80%) and upto 8 months in KRH-4 (80%). |
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2016-05-23T12:59:35Z
2016-05-23T12:59:35Z 2013-10-15 |
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Thesis
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Th-10677
http://krishikosh.egranth.ac.in/handle/1/66215 |
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en
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application/pdf
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University of Agricultural Sciences, Bengaluru
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