Performance studies on different okra varieties and hybrids under arid climatic conditions of Rajasthan

Meena, M.L.; Moond, S. K.; Devkaran,; Meena, Mamta; Khardu, S

doi:10.53911/jae.2021.11104

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“…The number of fruits and fruit yield variation amongst the hybrids of bhendi might be due to their genetic makeup and sink-source relationships. The current findings are agreed with Sivakumar et al, (2020) [5] , Meena et al, (2021) [6] , Kumar et al (2017) [7] .…”

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Assessment of performance of Bhendi Hybrid CO4 and Arka Nikita

et al. 2024

Int. J. Agric. Extension Social Dev.

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Assessment of performance of Bhendi Hybrid CO4 and Arka Nikita

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Int. J. Agric. Extension Social Dev.

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“…Variation in shelf-life of fruits amongst the okra genotypes might be due to their genetic makeup, nitrogen levels, moisture content and fibre content in the fruits of different okra genotypes. This finding was in accordance with Meena et al [8] in okra. Fibre content was recorded highest in genotype OPL-2123 (16.09 %), which is at par with genotypes OPL-2114 (14.03 %), OPL-2125 (13.97 %) and OPL-2124 (13.94 %).…”

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“…In stem girth the significant difference among genotypes might be due to the influence of their genetic makeup regulating the endogenous hormone balance which controls the cell division, cell enlargement and cell differentiation resulting in differential branching which ultimately affects the stem girth. The results of present findings are in line with the observations of Kumar et al [6], Singh et al [7] and Meena et al [8] in okra.…”

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Assessment of Growth, Flowering, Yield and Quality Parameters of Different Okra (Abelmoschus esculentus L.) Genotypes

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Pampanna Y.,

Diwan

et al. 2023

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The present investigation was carried out at New Orchard, Main Agricultural Research Station, UAS, Raichur, during late Kharif 2021-22 using thirty-one genotypes and laid out in Randomized Block Design (RBD) with three replications. The result of the study revealed that, there was significant differences (p < 0.05) among the genotypes for all the traits studied. Genotype OPL-2127 recorded the highest plant height (130.69 cm), stem girth (20.45 mm), number of leaves per plant (27.29), leaf area index (3.62), number of nodes per plant (16.04), chlorophyll content (64.26 SPAD readings), fruit length (18.69 cm), number of fruits per plant (16.10), harvesting period (63.50 days), fruit yield per plant (293.53 g), fruit yield per hectare (16.4 t) and it is found to be superior over the other okra genotypes under the study. The highest fruit girth (41.36 mm) and ten fruits weight (230.10 g) was noted in the genotypes OPL-2108 and OPL-2125, respectively. The genotypes OPL-2102 and OPL-2119 recorded the minimum number of days for first flower appearance (34.50) and days to 50 per cent flowering (38.00), respectively which indicates the earliness of the genotypes. OPL-2023 recorded the highest shelf-life (5.50 days) and fibre content (16.09%).

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