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Shekhar had 22.23% mean bud fly infestation.
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e0“the lowest mean bud fly infestation (19.83%) was observed in BRLS-102 followed by Shekhar (22.23%) whereas Shubhra resulted in highest mean bud fly infestation (32.82%).”
Title
Effect of Sowing Dates and Preliminary Screening of Linseed Genotypes for Bud Fly Infestation
Gautam Kunal; Anil Jakhar; T. N. Goswami; et al. Environment and Ecology 2023. doi:10.60151/envec/hhaq1331
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- Intervention effect Later sowing progressively increased bud fly infestation.
- Intervention effect Later sowing progressively reduced yield.
- Intervention effect Sowing on 08.11.2016 gave the lowest mean bud fly infestation, 13.39%.
- Intervention effect Sowing on 08.11.2016 gave the highest mean yield, 1385.30 kg ha-1.
- Intervention effect Sowing on 08.01.2017 gave the highest mean bud fly infestation, 37.46%.
- Intervention effect Sowing on 08.01.2017 gave the lowest mean yield, 177.75 kg ha-1.
- Observation BRLS-102 had the lowest mean bud fly infestation, 19.83%.
- Observation Shubhra had the highest mean bud fly infestation, 32.82%.
- Observation Twelve genotypes were resistant by bud fly damage index.
- Observation Sixty-five genotypes were moderately resistant by bud fly damage index.
- Observation Seventeen genotypes were moderately susceptible by bud fly damage index.
- Observation Five genotypes were susceptible by bud fly damage index.
- Observation Two genotypes were highly susceptible by bud fly damage index.