Assessment of tuberose (<i>Polianthes tuberosa</i> L.) varieties for commercial cultivation under south Gujarat condition

Chawla, S.L.; Desai, Jayesh; Singh, Alka; Patel, M. A.; Dhaduk, B.K.

doi:10.5958/2249-880x.2019.00010.0

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“…On the other hand, variations in genetic make-up and environmental factors during the growing period may be responsible for the genotype differences. This was in accordance with the findings of [13,7,12,14,15].…”

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“…Among the tuberose germplasm, 'Nilakottai local' recorded a lower number of days to spike emergence (64.7 days), while 'Tenkasi local' recorded a higher number of days (81.2 days). The results are in close conformance with the findings of [11] and [12]. The tuberose germplasm showed significant differences with respect to the length of the spike (Fig.…”

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Varietal Evaluation of Single Petalled Tuberose (Agave amica Medik.) Germplasm for the Growth and Flowering Attributes

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The present experiment was to evaluate eight single petaled tuberose germplasm for growth and flowering attributes. All the tuberose germplasm showed a significant variation in the results. In vegetative parameters, the maximum plant height (79.3 cm) was observed in ‘Mexican Single’, while maximum leaf length (35.1 cm) and leaf width (3.4 cm) was observed in ‘Arka Keerthy’ and ‘Bidhan Rajani’, respectively, then high number of leaves seen in the germplasm ‘Mexican Single. In flowering parameters, ‘Nilakottai local” found superior in days taken for spike emergence (64.7 days), spike length (90.9 cm) and rachis length (31.4 cm) respectively. While, floret length (7.28 cm) and Single floret weight (1.57 g) was observed in ‘Bidhan Rajani’.

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Varietal Evaluation of Single Petalled Tuberose (Agave amica Medik.) Germplasm for the Growth and Flowering Attributes

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“…Phule Rajni (T 10 ) resulted least (12.19) number of bulblets plant -1 . These results are in tune with the findings of Chawla et al (2019) [3] and Manpreet Kaur (2017) [6] who suggested maximum bulblets per plant (12.93 &18.40) were obtained in cv. Prajwal which supported present study.…”

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“…Yield of bulb per plant is directly correlated with bulb yield/ plot and bulb yield/ ha. These results are in tune with the findings of Chawla et al (2019) [3] and Manpreet Kaur (2017) [6] in tuberose.…”

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Evaluation of different genotype of tuberose (Polianthes tuberosa L.) for bulb traits

Tamrakar

2024

Int. J. Res. Agron.

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“…The 23 genotypes of marigold exhibited pronounced variation and significant differences for growth and yield attributes as presented in Table 1 and 2. The days taken to bud initiation and flower opening signifies the availability of flowers in the market (Behera et al, 2002). reported that variation in days taken to flowering is attributed to genetic makeup of various germplasm lines.…”

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Evaluation of genotypes and correlation studies in Marigold (Tagetes spp.) for growth and yield attributes

Thakur

Kaur

2023

ECJ

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The study was conducted to evaluate 23 genotypes of marigold (Tagetes spp.) collected from different and diverse sources and correlation studies were performed for various growth and yield characters. The results shows that the maximum plant height (92.60 cm) is recorded in the genotype AMS-15, whereas maximum plant spread (52.80 cm), flower weight (8.93 g) and largest flower size (7.63 cm) was recorded in the genotype ‘AMS-16’. The highest number of branches (11.13), flowers per plant (509.93), flower yield per plant (622.27 gm), flower yield per m2 (4635.83 gm) and duration of flowering (88.47 days) was recorded in genotype ‘AMS-3’. The genotype ‘AMS-4’ showed earliest bud initiation (38.20 days) and flower opening (47.53 days). Plant spread is positively correlated with number of branches, flower stalk length, flower diameter, days to bud initiation, first flower opening, flower yield per plant and per m2, whereas, plant height has positive correlation with plant spread, number of branches per plant, flower stalk length and flower diameter. The study concludes that the genotype AMS-3 is the best amongst all the genotype with respect to flower yield and flowering duration. The various growth parameters viz. plant spread, number of branches, flower diameter, days to bud initiation, days to first flower opening and number of flowers per plant has positive correlation with flower yield, hence, these characters may be considered as selection indices in improving yield attributes in marigold.

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Assessment of tuberose (Polianthes tuberosa L.) varieties for commercial cultivation under south Gujarat condition

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Varietal Evaluation of Single Petalled Tuberose (Agave amica Medik.) Germplasm for the Growth and Flowering Attributes

Varietal Evaluation of Single Petalled Tuberose (Agave amica Medik.) Germplasm for the Growth and Flowering Attributes

Evaluation of different genotype of tuberose (Polianthes tuberosa L.) for bulb traits

Evaluation of genotypes and correlation studies in Marigold (Tagetes spp.) for growth and yield attributes

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