Evaluation of Rice Genotypes for Genetic Variability, Heritability and Genetic Advance in Saline and Normal soil Conditions

Multivariate analysis of GGE and AMMI biplot graph to investigate geno-type by environment interaction of rice hybrids at multiple locations in Malaysia

“…The yield component traits FGP, EGP, and TGP were highly significant, indicating that each genotype is genetically diverse and reliable for character selection of these traits, which is consistent with the findings of Yadav et al (2018). The ANOVA analysis revealed that the variances for genotype, season, location, location×season, genotype×season, genotype× location×season (G×E) showed highly significant differences for the YLD, NP, FGP, and TGW characters.…”

Rootstock scion interaction studies on various horticultural attributes of pomato grafts under protected structures

“…Assimilate partitioning including both tomato fruits as well as storage tubers whenever it pertains to pomatoes. The findings were in a pact with the earliest reports of Khan et al [ 49 ], Arefin et al [ 4 ], Kumar et al [ 28 ], and Parthsarathi et al [ 52 ]. Overall, of that, the maximum tuber yield per plant, total tuber yield per hectare, & tuber equivalent yield were recorded as highest in the graft union of Avtar grafted onto Kufri Pukhraj.…”

“…The indirect effect of rootstock on scion for vigor, fruit load, the timing of flowering, ultimately fruit maturation, and yield. Grafting can be considered a high-input production approach in this regard, with a proclivity for increased crop burden Djidonou et al [ 37 ], Moreno et al [ 29 ], Lakra et al [ 27 ], Kumari et al [ 28 ] confirmed the same for fruit yield per hectare. The harvest duration of tomato fruit was recorded as highest in the graft union of Kufri Himalini + Heemsohna.…”

“…of tubers per plant. Grafting boosts marketable and total output while decreasing disparities in marketable and total fruit numbers [ 28 ]. Gibberellins and cytokinins are imperative regulators of plant growth and development, including fruit formation in tomatoes [ 30 ] and tuber development in potatoes [ 31 ].…”