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Combining ability and heterosis prediction for grain yield of parental lines and hybrids for heat tolerance in rice (Oryza sativa L.)

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Title Combining ability and heterosis prediction for grain yield of parental lines and hybrids for heat tolerance in rice (Oryza sativa L.)
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Creator N. SRAVAN RAJU, P. SENGUTTUVEL, A.S. HARI PRASAD, P. BEULAH, P. NAGANNA, SADATH ALI, KOTESWARA RAO, SHESHUMADHAV, R.M. SUNDARAM, ARUN KUMAR SINGH, JAYARAMULU, SUBBRAHMANYAM, RAGUVEER RAO AND S.R. VOLETI
 
Subject Heterosis, Combing ability, Rice, Spikelet fertility, Pollen sterility, Grain yield heat tolerance
 
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Combining ability and heterosis studies conducted in three different temperature stress regimes at reproductive stage by adopting three different planting dates in fifty seven hybrid rice parental lines and different hybrid combinations. The temperature regimes were 39.8 deg C to 27.5 deg C at reproductive stage. From the results of ANOVA and kempthroren line x tester analysis, few hybrid combinations were found to be ideal for better parental lines development for heat tolerance with desirable traits. The elevated temperature at the time of flowering and maturity determines the yield perse of the genotypes. The hybrids adapted better than parental lines, showing the buffering nature and heterosis for stress tolerance. Under high temperature stress, the response of genotypes depended on developmental stage, but highest sensitivity was recorded at reproductive stage. Flowering stage was very sensitive to high temperature which cause pollen sterility ultimately leads to spikelet sterility. In hybrid rice seed production practices, the pollen fertility plays major role for cross pollination. The time of sowing, days to flowering, temperature at flowering time, combing ability with different CMS lines and significant positive heterosis were the crucial factors in determining the performance of hybrids to varying temperature. Hence it is necessary to select parental lines and cross combinations to identify future better hybrids. By keeping in view the above factors for different temperature stress within and across the environment.
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Date 2018-12-13T06:28:08Z
2018-12-13T06:28:08Z
2017-07-30
 
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http://krishi.icar.gov.in/jspui/handle/123456789/15896
 
Language English
 
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Publisher Agriculture Update