Claim · model-written summary
NI-16 had 118.15 cm East-West plant spread.
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Verbatim
e0“plant spread in East-West direction (118.15 cm) and plant spread in North-South direction (123.85 cm) occurred in NI-16”
t0“Nerium”
Title
Ex-situ evaluation of genetic diversity in indigenous Nerium accessions
G. Ashok Kumar; A. Jayajasmine; S.T. Bini Sundar; et al. Indian Journal of Horticulture 2024. doi:10.58993/ijh/2024.81.1.10
Other claims from this paper (16)
- Observation NI-13 had the highest plant height, 209.25 cm.
- Observation NI-16 had 7.40 shoots per plant, the greatest number.
- Observation NI-16 had 123.85 cm North-South plant spread.
- Observation NI-1 had the highest average leaf length, 28.60 cm.
- Observation NI-6 had the largest average leaf width, 3.25 cm.
- Observation NI-13 showed the earliest bud initiation, 66.60.
- Observation NI-1 had the most flowers per spike, 18.15.
- Observation NI-16 had the longest blooms, 4.70.
- Observation NI-3 had the highest individual flower weight, 0.96 g.
- Observation NI-15 had the highest flower yield, 4.10 kg.
- Observation NI-1 had elevated flowering rate retentivity of 3.25 days.
- Observation Four principal components explained 75.44% of variation.
- Association Plant height, shoot number, plant spread, internode length, spike yield, flower weight and leaf width contributed highly to total variation.
- Method / resource The clustering had a cophenetic correlation coefficient of 0.705.
- Observation Geographic cluster analysis yielded four major clusters.
- Recommendation The authors suggest using the accessions and traits for Nerium varietal improvement.