Correlation Studies in Gladiolus (Gladiolus hybridus Hort.) Genotypes

Swetha, S; Kulkarni, B. S.; Shiragur, Mukund; Kulkarni, M. S.; Naik, Mahantesha B. N.; Mulge, Ravindra; Hegde, Laxminarayan

doi:10.20546/ijcmas.2020.902.065

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“…It could be due to the fact the larger corms might have deposited more food resulting into their correspondingly heavier weight and vice versa. Similar findings were reported by Subhendu et al [18] and Swetha et al [19].…”

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Performance of Gladiolus Genotypes for Growth and Flowering under Gangetic Region of Bihar, India

Kumari,

Singh,

Singh

et al. 2023

IJECC

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An evaluation experiment on performance of gladiolus genotypes was conducted at Botanical Garden, Bihar Agricultural University, Sabour during 2021-2022 for the identification of suitable genotype for the cultivation in Bihar. Twenty genotypes of gladiolus were evaluated for vegetative, floral and vase life parameters under Gangetic region of Bihar conditions. The best genotypes identified in present investigation based on mean performance were White Prosperity (79.73 cm), Red Majesty (79.27 cm), Nova Lux (73.47 cm) and Rose Supreme (73.40 cm) for spike length. Earliness in flowering was observed in Rose Supreme (83.53 days) which was at par with Punjab Dawn (83.60 days). Genotype Kum Kum responded well for number of spikes per plant (2.73), whereas Pusa Shubham for corms production (3.33). Genotype White Prosperity (30.27 days) and Rose Supreme (28.47 days) were recorded long flowering duration.

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confidence: 91%