Combining ability and correlation studies for earliness and photoperiod response in pearl millet
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Combining ability and correlation studies for earliness and photoperiod response in pearl millet
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Talukdar, B S
Babu, P P P Bidinger, F R |
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Millets
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Information on combining ability is derived from data on photoperiod sensitivity and time to 50% flowering in 7 parents and their 21 hybrids from a diallel cross of pearl millet (Pennisetum glaucum) grown at Patancheru during 1990-91 under normal and extended summer daylengths (12.5 h and 14.7 h, respectively), kharif normal daylength (13.5 h) and rabi normal daylength (11.6 h). The genotypes were also evaluated at Hisar, Haryana, during the rainy season in 1990 (14.2 h daylength). Photoperiod sensitivity was calculated as the percentage delay in 50% flowering under the summer extended daylength compared with the summer normal daylength. GCA effects for time to 50% flowering and photoperiod sensitivity were significant and negative for genotypes ICMP83401 and ICMP451, indicating that these parents may prove useful in the production of early flowering, photoperiod-insensitive progeny. The summer extended daylength nursery at Patancheru was effective in identifying material that exhibited delayed flowering in northern India due to photoperiod sensitivity.
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The Crop Improvement Society of India
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Date |
1993
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Article
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application/pdf
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en
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http://oar.icrisat.org/3241/1/JA_1558.pdf
Talukdar, B S and Babu, P P P and Bidinger, F R (1993) Combining ability and correlation studies for earliness and photoperiod response in pearl millet. Crop Improvement, 20 (1). pp. 31-35. ISSN 0256-0933 |
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