Evaluation of Potato Varieties for Their Suitability under Northern Telangana Agro Climatic Conditions

tham, Pree; wini, Ash; van, Pa

doi:10.20546/ijcmas.2018.704.045

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“…The data indicated that hybrids and controls did not affect significantly with regard to final emergence at 30 DAP and ranged from 89.33% to 95.11% in the present study. Present results are in accordance with Verma et al [7], Deshmukh et al [8], Preetham et al [9], Sati et al [10], and Sadawarti et al [6] who also noted non-significant differences in the final emergence percentage among varieties. Planting of wellsprouted tubers in the present trail resulted in better germination in all the hybrids and varieties.…”

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“…The maximum plant height was recorded in Kufri Badshah (57.77 cm) followed by Kufri Sadabahar (40.19 cm) reported by Mann et al [11]. A similar trend was also reported by Khan et al [12], Preetham et al [9], Mehara et al [13], and Agrawal et al [14]. The present response was also supported by Eaton et al [15] who reported a difference in the height plant of different potato genotypes and might be due to environmental effects and plant genetic makeup.…”

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Performance of Short-duration Potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) Hybrids and Varieties for Growth and Yield Attributing Characteristics in Chambal Region of Madhya Pradesh, India

Lautre¹,

Sadawarti²,

Lekhi³

et al. 2023

IJECC

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A total of thirteen different potato hybrids and varieties grown at ICAR-Central Potato Research Institute-Research Station, Gwalior were evaluated for different growth, morphological, and yield attributes for earliness in Chambal region of Madhya Pradesh. The experiment was laid out in randomized block design in three replications. Statistically non-significant variation was recorded under emergence at 30 days and days to senescence (70% maturity) ranged from 89.33% to 95.11% and 89.7 days to 97.7 days, respectively. A statistically significant effect was recorded under different growth parameters viz., day to emergence (days), plant height (cm), number of branches per plant (Stem/plant), number of compound leaves /plant, and plant vigour after 60 days of planting (scale 1-5). Control Kufri Ganga (24.28 t/ha) recorded a significant maximum marketable tuber yield at 60 DAP with a net return of Rs 97224 per ha and a B:C ratio 1:2 followed by Kufri Khyati yielded 23.31t/ha with a net return of Rs 89521 per ha and B:C ratio 1:1.92, Kufri Pukhraj yielded 23.02 t/ha with a net return of Rs 87150 per ha and B:C ratio 1:1.9, hybrid and P-31/J/7-37 & P-36/J/8-91 yields 21.72 t/ha with a net return of Rs 76780 per ha and B:C ratio 1:1.79. At 75 DAP, Kufri Khyati (37.33t/ha) recorded the highest marketable tuber yield with a net return of Rs 192909 per ha and B:C ratio of 1: 2.82 followed by Kufri Ganga (36.33 t/ha) with a net return of Rs 184909 per ha and B:C ratio 1:2.75, Hybrid P-40/J/8-85 (35.65 t/ha) with net return of Rs 179427 per ha and B:C ratio 1:2.70 and P-27/J/-05 (35.35t/ha) with a net return of Rs 177057 per ha and B:C ratio 1: 2.67, were spotted as best for cultivation in the Chambal region of Madhya Pradesh.

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Section: Growth Parameterssupporting

confidence: 82%

Performance of Short-duration Potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) Hybrids and Varieties for Growth and Yield Attributing Characteristics in Chambal Region of Madhya Pradesh, India

Lautre¹,

Sadawarti²,

Lekhi³

et al. 2023

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“…The differences among the variety for number of branches per plant may be due to inherent and genetic characters of cultivars and better adaptability to prevailing environmental conditions. Present findings were in accordance with that of Preetham et al (2018). Fresh weight of shoots (g/plant): Significant results were recorded in different treatments and data reveals that fresh weight of shoots ranged from 130.13 g/plant to 189.72 g/plant.…”

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“…These results were supported by the findings of Mani et al (2014). According to Preetham et al (2018) and Marwaha et al (2007) the differences in number of small tubers between the varieties might be due to genetic variations and adaptability of the variety to prevailing climatic conditions of the experimental site. Number of medium tubers per plant: the highest number of medium tubers per plant (5.04) was obtained under T8 i.e.…”

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Effect of calcium and magnesium nutrition on vegetative growth and tuber yield of potato (Solanum tuberosum)

Singh,

Sharma,

Kumar

et al. 2024

ECJ

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A field experiment was conducted to investigate the effect of calcium nitrate and magnesium sulfate on the growth and tuber yield in potato (Solanum tuberosum L). Experiment was carried out in split-plot design comprising of nine calcium nitrate and magnesium sulfate treatments i.e.T1- Ca(NO3)2 @ 0.5%, T2- Ca(NO3)2 @ 1%, T3- Ca(NO3)2 @ 2%, T4- MgSO4 @ 0.5%, T5- MgSO4 @ 1%, T6- MgSO4 @ 2%, T7- Ca(NO3)2 @ 1% + MgSO4 @ 1%, T8- Ca(NO3)2 @ 2% + MgSO4 @ 2%, T9- Control on two potato varieties i.e. Kufri Jyoti and Kufri Chandramukhi. Data collected on different parameters were analyzed using CPCS1 software. Among all the calcium nitrate and magnesium sulfate treatments, application of Ca(NO3)2 @ 2% + MgSO4 @ 2% was found to be the best for most of the parameters studied and between the varieties Kufri Jyoti was found highly significant for the different parameters under study. Hence it can be concluded that commercial cultivation of potato in the central region of Punjab can be successfully supplemented with application of Ca (NO3)2 + MgSO4 and variety Kufri Jyoti.

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Optimization of Potato Sprout Orientation Angle and Effective Weed Management Practice to Produce Higher Economical Tuber Yield from Cut Tuber Planting

Chethan

Tewari²,

Shrivastava³

et al. 2022

Potato Res.

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Evaluation of Potato Varieties for Their Suitability under Northern Telangana Agro Climatic Conditions

Cited by 5 publications

References 4 publications

Performance of Short-duration Potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) Hybrids and Varieties for Growth and Yield Attributing Characteristics in Chambal Region of Madhya Pradesh, India

Performance of Short-duration Potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) Hybrids and Varieties for Growth and Yield Attributing Characteristics in Chambal Region of Madhya Pradesh, India

Effect of calcium and magnesium nutrition on vegetative growth and tuber yield of potato (Solanum tuberosum)

Optimization of Potato Sprout Orientation Angle and Effective Weed Management Practice to Produce Higher Economical Tuber Yield from Cut Tuber Planting

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