Response of late sown rapeseed varieties for physiological traits under different levels of irrigation

Das, Joyjit; Pathak, Khanin; Das, Santanu; Dey, J. R.; Debnath, Ashim Kumar

doi:10.22271/tpi.2021.v10.i2i.5750

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“…Traditional methods for mulberry genetic diversity analysis have relied on morphological and physiological variables, however, these characteristics can be altered by environmental factors and developmental phases (Khurana & Checker, 2011) [28] . Because of their high polymorphism, repeatability, and independence from tissue and environmental factors, DNA markers have gained widespread acceptance (Das et al, 2022(Das et al, & 2023 [15,16] . The most popular marker method, ISSRs, is frequently used in conjunction with RAPD and SSRs to identify genetic diversity (Table 1 [28] .…”

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Genomic approaches to ensure a more sustainable and productive future of mulberry for sericulture industry

Dutta,

Sawarkar,

Dutta

et al. 2023

Pharma Innovation

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Over the past few decades, the field of genomics has made significant strides in understanding the molecular basis of plant growth and development, and mulberry (Morus spp.) is no exception. Mulberry is a highly valued plant in sericulture due to its nutritional and medicinal properties. With the help of genomics, researchers are uncovering new ways to improve mulberry productivity and quality. One of the key advancements in mulberry genomics has been the identification and characterization of genes involved in key metabolic pathways. By studying these pathways, researchers have gained insights into the molecular mechanisms that regulate mulberry growth and development, and have identified potential targets for genetic improvement. With the advent of high-throughput sequencing technologies, it is now possible to rapidly sequence the entire genome of a plant and identify genetic markers that are associated with desirable traits. By using these markers, breeders can select for specific traits with greater precision and efficiency. Overall, the emergence of genomics in mulberry research holds great promise for improving productivity and quality for such important plant. By continuing to uncover the molecular mechanisms that regulate mulberry growth and using these insights to guide breeding efforts, researchers can ensure a more sustainable and productive future for sericulture.

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Genomic approaches to ensure a more sustainable and productive future of mulberry for sericulture industry

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Sawarkar,

Dutta

et al. 2023

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“…During rabi season sowing from September-October to February-March is common [1]. However, when introducing multiple cultivation systems, especially after winter rice, the sowing time is usually from mid-November onwards [3]. Pod number, pod length, number of seed siliqua -1 and seed maturity are strongly influenced by growth and environmental factors such as sowing date, fertilization, water and temperature conditions, harvest date, etc [4].…”

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Influence of Different Sowing Date on the Morphology, Phenology and Thermal Indices of Rapeseed: A Review

Langangmeilu,

Verma,

Sahu

et al. 2023

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India ranks third in the world in the area and production of rapeseed mustard. Rapeseed mustard accounts for approximately 80% of all rabi oilseed production Currently, rapeseed cultivation accounts for less than 1% of the total area of rapeseed mustard in India. Weather is a very important factor among various abiotic stressors that affect crop growth and yield. Therefore, the plant response is greatly influenced by changes in the growing environment such as sowing date, rainfall, and temperature. Weather parameters play an important role in determining plant growth development and yield as the physical expression and various metabolic processes of a plant's genetic potential are strongly influenced by environmental factors. Rape blossoms are usually sown from mid-October to mid-November. Under multiple cropping systems after transplanting winter rice, the sowing time is usually from mid-November onwards. The thermal unit increased up to 120 DAS and decreased slightly upon maturation. Delayed sowing results in stunted growth, premature ripening, and a significant reduction in yield, primarily due to increased temperatures during grain-filling. In addition, late sowing depletes soil moisture, which adversely affects crop performance. Therefore, sowing at different dates is discussed in this review to find the optimum time to harvest more yield.

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Response of late sown rapeseed varieties for physiological traits under different levels of irrigation

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Genomic approaches to ensure a more sustainable and productive future of mulberry for sericulture industry

Genomic approaches to ensure a more sustainable and productive future of mulberry for sericulture industry

Influence of Different Sowing Date on the Morphology, Phenology and Thermal Indices of Rapeseed: A Review

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