[PDF] Top 20 Correlation Coefficient and Path Coefficient Analysis for Yield Components in Groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L.)

... pod yield in groundnut and needs to be given due importance in selection to achieve higher pod ...significant correlation at both genotypic and phenotypic levels with harvest index and oil content ... See full document

... pod yield per ...kernel yield per hectare (q), biological yield per hectare (q), pod yield per hectare (q), oil yield per hectare (q) and oil content (%) were recorded on plot ... See full document

... The analysis of variance for combining ability showed that variance due to lines was highly significant for days to emergence and pod dry weight whereas testers showed significant differences for days to ...the ... See full document

... of correlation analyses between yield and growth parameters of groundnut as affected by nutrient combinations in Ajingi, Gaya and Gezawa LGAs were presented in Tables 1, 2 and 3, ...the yield ... See full document

... of yield components (pod and seed characteristics) in the groundnut (Arachis hypogaea ...important groundnut varieties released by Werer Agricultural Research Centre, ...the ... See full document

... among yield and yield ...phenotypic coefficient of variation, heritability and genetic advance were ...parameters, correlation coefficient and path analysis were also ... 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

... sixteen groundnut genotypes including locals and varieties which were released by EIAR between 1976 to ...sixteen groundnut genotypes with three replications in four locations and was planted in a ... See full document

... the yield and yield contributing characters would be of great help in constructing a suitable plant type and in planning breeding ...the correlation coefficient does not give any indication ... See full document

... ability analysis is not only the quickest method of understanding the genetic nature of quantitatively inherited characters, but also gives essential information about the selection of parents which in turn throws ... See full document

... dominance components of genetic variation, respectively, in a given population (Griffing, ...the yield of seed or oil, shelling and milling properties and quality of end use ... See full document

... (i) components were positive and significant in all the crosses except ICGV 03128 × GPBD 4 exhibited that the alleles with positive effects were more often ... See full document

... 2010). Yield improvement is a major breeding objective of most crop improvement programs (Ghobary and Abd- Allah, ...2010). Yield in faba bean, similar to the other crops, is a complex trait and constitute ... See full document

... www.ijaer.in Copyright © IJAER 2016, All right reserved Page 1527 each genotype as a measure of stability. A high yielding genotype with a low CV was considered as stable variety. Other stability indices include Wrick’s ... See full document

... fruit components exhibit low sensitivity to most changes in the environment and has been used with a fair degree of confidence to characterize coconut populations (Harries, 1982; Wickramaratna and Rathnasiri, 1986 ... See full document

... pod yield are presented in Table 2 & 3. The path coefficients revealed largest direct effects of 100 kernel weight, kernel yield per plant and biological yield per hectare on pod ...pod ... See full document

... Combining ability was studied among 24 crosses involving eight lines and three testers. The general and specific combining ability variances were highly significant for all the characters studied. The parent VRI Gn 6 ... See full document

... The analysis of variance revealed that significant variation due to parents for all eleven characters studied indicating that parents possesses good amount of genetic variability (Table ...pod yield have ... See full document

... Field experiment was conducted on Groun dnut cv. GG-2 at Regional Rice Research Station, NAU, Vyara (Gujarat), India durin g three consecutive summer seasons from 2010 to 2012. T he available nutrient in the soil at the ... See full document

... 2013). Groundnut has occupied around 45% and 55% of total oilseed area and production, respectively ...crop, groundnut has continuous vegetative growth even after start of reproductive stage and this is one ... See full document