Studies on Flowering and FruitCharacters of Jamun Genotypes (Syzygium cuminii Skeels)

Devi, Chongtham Allaylay; Swamy, G. S.K.; Naik, Nagesh

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“…It was recorded shortest fromJA 7 (24 days). The corresponding observation was recorded for 43 days in jamun by Misra and Bajpai [10]; Bajpai et al [8]; Devi et al [15].…”

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Studies on Flowering Characteristics and Floral Morphology of Some Jamun Genotypes (Syzygium cuminii Skeels) under Semi-arid Lateritic Belt of West Bengal, India

Halder

Deb

2023

IJPSS

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A study was conducted to find out the variability of flowering behaviour and floral morphology of randomly selected 10 jamun genotypes (Syzygium cuminii Skeels) from 3 diferent districts namely Bankura, Purulia and Paschim Bardhaman under semi-arid lateritic belt of West Bengal during the year 2022. Only a single plant was considered for a single accession which was taken under the study. The selection was done on random basis. Significant variation has been observed among the genotypes for the flowering behaviour as well as morphological characters of flowers. Month of panicle emergence among the selected genotypes ranged from 1st week of March to last week of March. Time taken for bud development was observed 21 (days from panicle emergence) from three accessions like JA 9 was shortest among 10 jamun accessions studied. Longest time for bud development was observed in JA 4 (38 days). Duration of flowering was highest of 39 days in genotype JA 6 followed by 35 days in JA 10and 34 days in JA 4. The length of panicle was recorded longest from JA 1 (13.08 cm) and shortest in JA 2 (6.73 cm). Highest flower length was measured from JA 2 (26.39 mm) and lowest from JA 8 (8.31). Maximum number of branchlets per panicle was recorded from accessions like JA 1 (15.02) and it was least in JA 8 (7.39). Maximum number of flowers per branchlets was observed from JA 7 (12.07) followed by JA 4 (11.09). Number of stamens per flower varied between 58.04 and 67.07. The flower colour of all accessions was light yellow except JA 3(pale green). On the basis of this significant findings it can be conclude that the genotype JA 1 has most earliest flowering and biggest size flower from JA 2.

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“…It was recorded shortest fromJA 7 (24 days). The corresponding observation was recorded for 43 days in jamun by Misra and Bajpai [10]; Bajpai et al [8]; Devi et al [15].…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 81%

Studies on Flowering Characteristics and Floral Morphology of Some Jamun Genotypes (Syzygium cuminii Skeels) under Semi-arid Lateritic Belt of West Bengal, India

Halder

Deb

2023

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Selection of the promising accessions of jamun (Syzygium cumini (L.) skeels) based on pomological characterizations

Khadivi

Mirheidari

Saeidifar

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Food Science & Nutrition

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Jamun (Syzygium cumini [L.] Skeels) is one of the most potential underutilized fruit crops. Here, phenotypic and pomological variability among 61 accessions of this species was investigated. Analysis of variance (p < .01) revealed significant differences among the accessions studied based on the traits recorded. Ripening date ranged from late June to mid‐July. Fruit color was purple in 13, dark purple in 30, and black in 18 accessions. Fruit weight ranged from 2.12 to 8.95 g, and fruit flesh thickness varied from 1.25 to 6.78 mm. Principal component analysis showed that fruit‐related characters are very important in differentiating among selections. The studied accessions were divided into two groups and several subgroups based on cluster analysis, which showed the phenotypic variations among them. Beside the significant differences among the accessions of different regions, significant variation was observed between the accessions of each region. The obtained results are useful for designing conservation strategies for the germplasm as well as implementing breeding programs, such as introducing cultivars with different goals, including early or late ripening and seedless, nonastringent, large, and deeper color‐fruits. Based on the fruit quality attributes, such as fruit weight, color, and taste; eight accessions, including Pirdan‐3, Soldan‐1, Pirdan‐6, Soldan‐5, Nasirabad‐3, Soldan‐3, Nasirabad‐8, and Ganjabad‐11, were selected which can be cultivated directly in orchards or used as parents in breeding programs.

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Pollination system and reproductive failure in an endangered semi-evergreen tree, Syzygium myhendrae (Bedd. ex Brandis) Gamble

Reghunath

Surendran

Ramasubbu

2022

South African Journal of Botany

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Studies on Flowering and FruitCharacters of Jamun Genotypes (Syzygium cuminii Skeels)

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Studies on Flowering Characteristics and Floral Morphology of Some Jamun Genotypes (Syzygium cuminii Skeels) under Semi-arid Lateritic Belt of West Bengal, India

Studies on Flowering Characteristics and Floral Morphology of Some Jamun Genotypes (Syzygium cuminii Skeels) under Semi-arid Lateritic Belt of West Bengal, India

Selection of the promising accessions of jamun (Syzygium cumini (L.) skeels) based on pomological characterizations

Pollination system and reproductive failure in an endangered semi-evergreen tree, Syzygium myhendrae (Bedd. ex Brandis) Gamble

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