[PDF] Top 20 Correlation and path coefficient analysis for the yield components of safflower germplasm (Carthamus tinctorius L.)

... seed yield/plant (g) in each treatment across all ...statistical analysis to calculate genotypic (GCV) and phenotypic (PCV) coefficients of variation, heritability and genetic advance as per cent of ... See full document

... the correlation analysis, which describes the mutual relationship between different pairs of characters without providing the nature of cause and effect relationship of each ...seed yield and each of ... See full document

... economic yield is contributed by the pods formed under the ground, the yield potential of groundnut is known only when the crop is ...pod yield based on aerial morphological characters (Weiss, ... See full document

... of correlation coefficient is invaluable in selecting the breeding materials for improving complex characters through indirect selection (Teklewold et ...known, yield is complex character and is ... See full document

... growth, yield and phonological ...Genotypic correlation was computed as per method suggested by Weber and Murthy ...(1952). Path coefficient analysis was carried out as suggested by ... See full document

... growth, yield and phonological ...Genotypic correlation were computed as per Weber and Murthy (1952). Path coefficient analysis was carried out as suggested by Wright (1921) and ... See full document

... Africa. Correlation analysis is an easy to use technique which provides information that selection for one character results in progress for other positively correlated ...of correlation studies in ... See full document

... highest yield in non stress condition, while the highest yield in stress condition were observed for ...second components justified ...the correlation coefficient between ...into ... See full document

... 20 Carthamus tinctrius accessions were also visualized by performing principle coordinate analysis (PCA) based on morphological, AFLP and RAPD ...data. Correlation between the original variables and ... See full document

... seed yield exhibited highly positive significant correlation with number of primary branches per plant, number of secondary branches per plant, number of capsule per plant, number of seed per ...inter ... See full document

... In order to maintain homeostasis during stress condition, plants exhibit physiological, biochemical and molecular responses at both the cellular and whole plant levels [7, 8]. Also, the tolerance ability of some plants ... See full document

... Specific combining ability effects is an important parameter for judging and selecting superior cross combinations, which might be exploited through heterosis breeding programme. The crosses which showed highest ... See full document

... and yield are genotype-dependent is well ...crop yield response was very much dependent on the amount of water applied at different crop development stages than the overall ARTICLE ... See full document

... seed yield per plant and oil content ...seed yield per plant, number of capitula per plant, days to maturity, seeds per capitulum, days to 50% flowering, volume weight and oil content contributed ... See full document

... grain yield in any breeding ...positive correlation has been recorded between these two ...grain yield plant -1 . Coefficient of determination ... See full document

... components. It is relevant to note that the crosses of parents with either poor × poor or good × poor general combining abilities also had significant heterosis though their average yields were lower as compared ... See full document

... of correlation studies suggest that fruit yield per plant can be improved by selecting hybrids for number of branches per plant, percentage of long styled flowers, number of fruits per plant, dry matter ... See full document

... (1980 observed a decrease in shootlroot ratio of wheat plants with increasing soil moisture stress indicating relatively more depression of shoot growth than root. Though t[r] ... See full document

... Oats (Avena sativa L.) originated from Mediterranean region, is an important dual (grain and fodder) purpose annual crop of rabi season. It belongs to family poaceae and ranks sixth in production among all cereal ... See full document

... to yield and its contributing traits in safflower were studied using Line x Tester matting design in thirty CMS based hybrids involving 15 lines and two testers along with two checks (AKS 207 & PKV ... See full document