Paper · 2008

Performance of wheat genotypes under restricted irrigation conditions

G.N. Shirpurkar; P.D. Sonawane; M.P. Wagh; et al.

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Abstract

A field experiment in split plot design was laid out to identify the genotypes that yield better under restricted irrigation conditions. The experiment was conducted during rabi-2006-07 with three irrigation levels viz., I1 - no irrigation, I2 - one irrigation at CRI and I3 - two irrigations at CRI and late tillering in main plot and four varieties viz., V1-MP 3211, V2 - NI 5439, V3 - WH 147 and V4 - HW-2004 as sub plot treatment replicated three times. The results revealed that, two irrigations at CRI and late tillering stages gave significantly higher grain yield (35.45 q/ha). The wheat variety WH-147gave maximum grain yield (25.27qt/ha.) than other varieties.

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Two irrigations at CRI and late tillering produced significantly higher grain yield of 35.45 q/ha.

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two irrigations at CRI and late tillering stagese0
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grain yielde0
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35.45 q/hae0

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“two irrigations at CRI and late tillering stages gave significantly higher grain yield (35.45 q/ha)”

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“wheat genotypes”

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WH-147 gave the maximum grain yield of 25.27qt/ha compared with other varieties.

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WH-147e0
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grain yielde0
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maximume0
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25.27qt/ha.e0
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other varietiese0

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“The wheat variety WH-147gave maximum grain yield (25.27qt/ha.) than other varieties”

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