[PDF] Top 20 GENETIC DIVERSITY FOR YIELD AND ITS COMPONENTS IN BLACKGRAM

... measuring genetic divergence based on quantitative traits and also widely used by many breeders for section of divergent parents for hybridization ...of genetic diversity of parents in hybridization ... See full document

... grain yield among the 168 native populations and the yield of this genotype was ...grain yield was obtained in genotype 135 with a yield of ...grain yield among 180 wheat native ... See full document

... The cluster V is having highest mean value for panicle length, number of tillers per plant and 1000 grain weight and plant height. Cluster III has higher grain yield per plant, and the grain iron concentration and ... See full document

... phenotypic diversity (Wendel et al.1992). Level of genetic diversity within ...this diversity is not represented in the present cultivated germplasm of Upland cotton (Van Esbroeck et ...in ... See full document

... Blackgram, Vigna mungo ...for its fermenting action and thus it is largely used in making fermented ...higher yield of this crop are lack of genetic variability, thermo sensitivity, absence ... See full document

... during rabi season of 2015 at RARS, Vijayapura. Based on D² analysis, the 169 germplasm lines were grouped into eight different clusters indicating diverse nature of material studied. Cluster I was the largest with 53 ... See full document

... improved genetic recombinants not already found either in the cultivat- ed varieties or their ...of genetic variability present in the breed- ing ...of genetic factors in the development of a trait ... See full document

... computed (Table. 5). sca is the deviation from the performance predicted on the basis of general combining ability (Allard, 1956). High sca effect alone may not be the appropriate choice of the hybrid for heterosis ... See full document

... finds its uses in application areas such as pharmaceuticals, industrial and as ...morphological genetic diversity do exist in sesame (Arriel et ...for genetic improvement of the existing ... See full document

... low yield due to the fact that pulses have been mostly grown in poor soils under rainfed condition, lack of genetic diversity, indeterminate growth habit, photoperiod sensitivity, pod shattering and ... See full document

... high genetic advance has been reported to be more useful in predicting the resultant effect of selection for yield and its ...the genetic parameters in ... See full document

... methodology, diversity in ...relevant diversity levels (Santana et ...the diversity and genetic structure of a natural population of Nectandra megapotamica, located in the Atlantic Forest ... See full document

... The development of molecular techniques for DNA analysis such as PCR (polymerase chain reaction) and DNA sequencing allowed establishing strategies for more accurate taxonomic identification of microbial isolates ... See full document

... contributed 63% of the total poultry production in 2005. This could reflect the substantial growing of commercial chicken industries in Egypt at the expense of native chicken resources, improvement and maintenance [8]. ... See full document

... determining yield contributing characters and thus is useful in indirect ...grain yield per plant followed by numbers of effective tillers per ...grain yield per ...grain yield per plant ... See full document

... world. Blackgram is widely cultivated in the Indian subcontinent and to a lesser extent in Thailand, Australia, and other Asian and South Pacific countries ...of blackgram are still being cultivated as ... See full document

... One of the more promising sources of biodiesel is Jatropha curcas (Euphorbiaceae), the seeds of which contain high levels of extractable oil. This perennial tree/shrub has a life span of more than 50 years and is native ... See full document

... The experimental materials consist of 23 sunflower hybrids sown in randomized complete block design (RBD) with three replications at MARS, Raichur during Kharif, 2014. Each hybrid was raised in two rows of 3m length with ... See full document

... the genetic structure among the 77 Perilla accessions from high- latitude and middle-latitude areas in northern China, we used a model-based approach in the STRUCTURE software to subdivide each accession into ... See full document

... to its landscape due to the expansion of human activities in the region, such as the use of the land for agriculture and ranching, exploitation of the native flora and fauna, and predatory extractivism (Henriques, ... See full document