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Rapid generation turnover
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http://oar.icrisat.org/226/
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Rapid generation turnover
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| Creator |
Singh, K B
Hawtin, G C |
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| Subject |
Chickpea
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| Description |
In the early chickpea variety CPS1 planted in mid-December, time taken to flower was reduced by ten days when day length was increased to 24 h and by a further three days through treatment with foliar nutrient sprays containing nitrogen and phosphorus. Under 24 h days 18 cultivars, planted in mid-January and normally taking 32-74 days to flower, flowered in 32-34 days. Under 12 h days only early cultivars survived to flower and mature. Growth period could be shortened by exposure to day lengths of 24 h up to flowering but there was no advantage in continuing exposure to long days after flowering.
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| Date |
1979
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Article
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application/pdf
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en
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| Identifier |
http://oar.icrisat.org/226/1/ICN_201_3-4_1979.pdf
Singh, K B and Hawtin, G C (1979) Rapid generation turnover. International Chickpea Newsletter, 1. pp. 3-4. |
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