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Phenotypic evaluation data of medium duration Pigeonpea initial hybrids trial - Kanpur for year 2015-16

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Title Phenotypic evaluation data of medium duration Pigeonpea initial hybrids trial - Kanpur for year 2015-16
 
Identifier https://doi.org/10.21421/D2/9MNQQM
 
Creator Sameer Kumar, CV
Anupama Hingane
 
Publisher ICRISAT Dataverse
 
Description This dataset contains phenotypic evaluation data of Medium duration Pigeonpea initial hybrids trials. Pigeonpea is a very important grain legume crop for food and other uses in Asia and Africa. It is often cross-pollinated species with a diploid number of 2n= 2x22 and genome size of 858Mbp. Every year 50 to 100 and above new crosses (and also CMS hybrids) will be made evaluated in nurseries to develop new high yielding cultivars with adaptability to different climatic/agronomic zones. Based on their agronomic performance in nurseries for maturity time, branching pattern and number of branches, pod color, pod yield and other pest and diseases tolerance characters etc, the superior progenies will be selected and advanced to further generations. Progenies selected based on preliminary/nursery data will be evaluated along with controls in replicated (twice or thrice) trials every year for further agronomic evaluation and selection. The agronomic data (days to 50% flowering and/or maturity, plant height, grain yield, grain size and color etc) of the progenies evaluated were presented herewith. The trial details and plot sizes were given. This data helps us to select and advance further. Finally the few best progenies among them will be evaluated in on-farm trials (OFTs). The best performed progenies will be considered to promote/release in respective agronomic zones.



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Subject Agricultural Sciences
Pigeonpea
Days to 50% flowering
Plant height
Plant stand
Weight of 100 seeds
Seeds per pod
Entry number
Grain weight
 
Date 2015
 
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Type Phenotypic evaluation
 
Source ICRISAT and NARS partners