[PDF] Top 20 HIGH TEMPERATURE EFFECT AT TERMINAL STAGE IN MUSTARD GENOTYPES

... minimum temperature during this stage was 23.7, 15.4 under normal and 30.0 and 21.9°C late sown conditions, respectively. The distance between rows and plant to plant within rows were kept at 45cm and 15cm ... See full document

... six mustard (Brassica juncea (L.) Czern & Coss) genotypes were assessed for thermotolerance at seed development ...of mustard leads to the loss of ...sowing. Genotypes BPR- 541-4, NPJ-112, ... See full document

... six genotypes of wheat ...VL-616,VL-421.Wheat genotypes selected have different characteristics in terms of duration, adaptation, input requirement and ...were temperature sensitive, UP-2113 and ... See full document

... of high temperature tolerance in relation to carbon partitioning and grain sink activity was studied in ten geno- types of wheat (viz C 306, PBW 343, PBW 502, PBW 509, PBW 521, PBW 522, PBW 550, Inqalab, WL ... See full document

... under terminal drought. Thus, the latter two genotypes showed better drought tolerance than other genotypes in relation to grain yield (Table ...flowering stage when the vegetative growth ... See full document

... in genotypes with an intermediate behaviour, such as ‘Heritage’, suggesting that a different vernalization requirement between primocane and floricanes cul- tivars may be ...low temperature in weak ... See full document

... to high temperature was in RR-3 ...filling stage high temperature affected grain development and reduced seed size and grain number per ...under high temperature at grain ... See full document

... to high temperatures during flowering and grain filling stages as compared to timely sown irrigated (sowing during 1-15, November ) crop, this could be one of the reasons for lower productivity of the ...24°C. ... See full document

... 15/20˚C temperature regime accumulated more above the ground dry mass at budding stage and more for late maturing genotypes at 10/15˚C temperature ...maturing genotypes at higher ... See full document

... 10 genotypes of Indian mustard (Brassica juncea) to study the high temperature induced changes during germination in carbohydrates, activities of peroxidase, superoxide dismutase (SOD), ... See full document

... Materials of construction must withstand excessive metal loss by scale formation from external and internal oxidation that could reduce thickness of components , hence load -bearing cross sections are reduce to the ... See full document

... A field experiment of two years was conducted during the rabi seasons of 2014-15 and 2015-16 at Instructional Farm of Krishi Vigyan Kendra (Nabarangpur), Umerkote, Nabarangpur, Odisha, India to study the effect of ... See full document

... Grain yield data were submitted to analysis of individual variance, considering the effect of treatments as fixed and the other effects as random. It was found that the relationship between the largest and the ... See full document

... any temperature from that of chilled cooling water to high temperature waste gases from an industrial furnace or ...the temperature, higher the quality and more cost effective is the heat ... See full document

... times high frequency non-ionizing electromagnetic fields are increasingly rapidly in the ...the effect of non-ionizing radiations on mustard (Brassica juncea) ...of high tension line (HTL) of ... See full document

... basis of salt tolerance during germination. Increase in salt stress resulted in decrease in sugars and phospholipids, and increase in malondialdehyde and phenol content in all genotypes. However, tolerant ... See full document

... countries. Mustard seeds are good source of oil and protein. Mustard seeds have a pungent ...aroma. Mustard is used in practice to treat coughs and colds, and to lessen up the ...of high ... See full document

... Starting and ending temperatures over time in the experi- mental group (A; five blankets and a hat, 26.6#{176}C room tempera- hire) and the control group (B; one blanket, 24.0#{176}C roo[r] ... See full document

... phenotype analysis is turning its focus back towards the object of interest of Johannsen, but instead of counting, weighing or measuring the length of beans, it is now using image analysis to quantitatively determine ... See full document

... in mustard breeding indicate that there is an immense scope for increasing the seed yield to new levels by reshuffling the genes through hybridization in suitable parents and exploitation of heterosis may also ... See full document