Nutrient uptake and use efficiency of wheat and triticale genotypes under low and optimum input conditions
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Nutrient uptake and use efficiency of wheat and triticale genotypes under low and optimum input conditions
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Creator |
Vats, Akshay Kumar
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Contributor |
Dhanda, S.S.
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Genotypes, Wheats, Grain, Yields, Planting, Developmental stages, Biological phenomena, Nitrogen, Genetics, Fertilizers
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The objectives of present investigation were to study the genotypes of wheat (T.aestivum, T.durum, synthetics and triticale) for various characters under low and optimum input conditions, to determine the genotypic and phenotypic variability and indices of yield and its components for nutrient uptake and use efficiency. Results revealed that the mean squares due to genotypes were significant for all the characters except for spikelets per spike. Genotype × fertilizer (G × F) interaction was significant for majority of the characters in T.aestivum, T. durum, triticale and synthetics. Correlation coefficients revealed that the genotypes having high grain yield also had more tillers per plant, high 100–grain weight, lower plant height and high harvest index under both optimum and low input conditions. But the correlations of grain yield with grains per spike and biological yield was not similar under both conditions, the grains per spike was important component of grain yield under optimum input conditions, while biological yield under low input conditions. This may be due to the fact that some genotypes adaptable to low input conditions might have more responded fertilizer dose by increasing the vegetative phase and decreasing the productive phase under optimum input conditions leading to non-significant correlations with biological yield. The grains per spike and tillers per plant were contributed more towards grain yield under optimum input conditions, while biological yield was more important under low input conditions. The mean performance of genotypes for N content in grains in various groups from low to optimum input conditions was the highest in T.aestivum group followed by T.durum group, triticale group and synthetic wheat group. The mean performance of the genotypes for P content in grains from low to optimum input conditions in various groups was the highest in T.aestivum group followed by synthetic wheat group, T.durum group and triticale group. The genotypes Lok1 in T.aestivum group, P 7531 in T.durum group, TL 2968 in triticale group and Syn 24 in synthetic wheat group were highly responsive for Zn content in grains. With regard to their comparative response for nitrogen use efficiency from low to optimum input conditions, T.durum had the highest mean response followed by triticale then synthetic wheat and T. aestivum. With regard to phosphorous use efficiency, percentage of response from low input to optimum input conditions. T. aestivum had the highest response followed by synthetic wheat, triticale and T. durum. With regard to response of zinc from low to optimum input conditions, T. aestivum had the highest response followed by synthetic wheat, triticale and durum. The T.aestivum group in general had better response followed by synthetics, triticale and durum groups for Nitrogen, phosphorous and Zinc use efficiencies, which may probably be due to high selection pressure on T.aestivum and T.durum for fertilizer responsiveness. |
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Date |
2016-11-10T08:35:05Z
2016-11-10T08:35:05Z 2011 |
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Thesis
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http://krishikosh.egranth.ac.in/handle/1/84782
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Language |
en
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application/pdf
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CCSHAU
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