Paper · 2023 · emergent Life Sciences Research

Identification of suitable coloured mango (Mangifera indica L.) cultivars for Bihar conditions

Roopendra Kumar; Ravindra Kumar; Samik Sengupta; et al.

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Abstract

An experiment was conducted on 15 coloured mango cultivars at Bihar Agricultural University, Sabour, Bihar during the year 2020-2021 to identify suitable coloured mango cultivars for Bihar conditions. Arunika and Kingphon were found early in panicle emergence and anthesis while much delayed panicle emergence and anthesis were observed in Sabri. The maximum length of the panicle was measured in Kingphon (43.22 cm) whereas; the minimum was in Sabri (17.76 cm). The minimum flowering duration was recorded in Kent (9.20 days) with statistically at par value in Sensation, Osteen and Sabri. While the longest flowering duration was observed in Arunika (22 days). Maya was topped (86.50 %) in the list for the flowering intensity which was found statistically at par with Kensington (72.50 %). Maximum number of fruit set per panicle was counted in Tommy Atkins (21.10) which was statistically at par with Sensation (20.60). Early fruit maturity and the highest number of fruits per plant at the maturity stage were found in Pusa Pratibha. The highest fruit weight, volume, pulp percentages and pulp/stone ratio were observed in Osteen (505.71g, 500.05 ml, 73.40% and 6.98 respectively) followed by Lily. Pusa Pitambar yielded the highest number of fruits per m3 canopy volume (2.34) with statistically at par results in Kent (1.77). The maximum TSS/Acid blend was assessed in Sensation (99.25). The total sugar content (16.48%) was found in Pusa Pratibha which was statistically at par with Pusa Surya (15.90%) and Sabri (15.47%). The total carotenoid content was estimated at maximum in Pusa Pitambar (7.19 mg 100-1 g FW). In Ambika, the highest ascorbic acid was estimated (55.00 mg 100-1 g pulp). The cultivars like Pusa Shrestha, Pusa Pratibha, Pusa Surya, Lily, Ambika and Arunika had shown delightful colour with higher yields, especially in Pusa Pitambar.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Arunika had early panicle emergence and anthesis.

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Arunikae0
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panicle emergence and anthesise0
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Mangifera indica
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“Arunika and Kingphon were found early in panicle emergence and anthesis”

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“mango”

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Kingphon had early panicle emergence and anthesis.

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earlye0

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“Arunika and Kingphon were found early in panicle emergence and anthesis”

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“mango”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Sabri had delayed panicle emergence and anthesis.

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panicle emergence and anthesise0
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delayede0

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Mangifera indica
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“much delayed panicle emergence and anthesis were observed in Sabri”

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“mango”

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Kingphon had maximum panicle length of 43.22 cm.

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length of the paniclee0
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maximume0
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43.22 cme0

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“maximum length of the panicle was measured in Kingphon (43.22 cm)”

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“mango”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Sabri had minimum panicle length of 17.76 cm.

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minimume0
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minimume0
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17.76 cme0

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“minimum was in Sabri (17.76 cm)”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnot significant (as stated)measured

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Kent had minimum flowering duration of 9.20 days, statistically comparable to three cultivars.

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statistically at par value in Sensation, Osteen and Sabrie0

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“minimum flowering duration was recorded in Kent (9.20 days) with statistically at par value in Sensation, Osteen and Sabri”

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Arunika had longest flowering duration of 22 days.

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22 dayse0

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“longest flowering duration was observed in Arunika (22 days)”

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“mango”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Maya had maximum flowering intensity of 86.50%.

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86.50 %e0

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“Maya was topped (86.50 %) in the list for the flowering intensity”

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“mango”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnot significant (as stated)measured

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Kensington flowering intensity was statistically comparable to Maya at 72.50%.

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statistically at pare0
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72.50 %e0

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Mangifera indica
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“statistically at par with Kensington (72.50 %)”

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“mango”

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Tommy Atkins had maximum fruit set per panicle of 21.10.

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number of fruit set per paniclee0
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21.10e0

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“Maximum number of fruit set per panicle was counted in Tommy Atkins (21.10)”

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“mango”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnot significant (as stated)measured

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Sensation fruit set per panicle was statistically comparable at 20.60.

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statistically at pare0
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20.60e0

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“statistically at par with Sensation (20.60)”

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Pusa Pratibha had early fruit maturity and the most fruits per plant at maturity.

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fruit maturity and the highest number of fruits per plant at the maturity stagee0
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Mangifera indica
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“Early fruit maturity and the highest number of fruits per plant at the maturity stage were found in Pusa Pratibha”

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“mango”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Osteen had highest fruit weight of 505.71g.

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fruit weighte0
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higheste0
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505.71ge0

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Mangifera indica
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“highest fruit weight, volume, pulp percentages and pulp/stone ratio were observed in Osteen (505.71g, 500.05 ml, 73.40% and 6.98 respectively)”

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Osteen had highest fruit volume of 500.05 ml.

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volumee0
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higheste0
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500.05 mle0

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Mangifera indica
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“highest fruit weight, volume, pulp percentages and pulp/stone ratio were observed in Osteen (505.71g, 500.05 ml, 73.40% and 6.98 respectively)”

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“mango”

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Osteen had highest pulp percentage of 73.40%.

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Osteene0
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pulp percentagese0
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higheste0
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73.40%e0

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Mangifera indica
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“highest fruit weight, volume, pulp percentages and pulp/stone ratio were observed in Osteen (505.71g, 500.05 ml, 73.40% and 6.98 respectively)”

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“mango”

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Osteen had highest pulp/stone ratio of 6.98.

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Osteene0
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pulp/stone ratioe0
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higheste0
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6.98e0

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Mangifera indica
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“highest fruit weight, volume, pulp percentages and pulp/stone ratio were observed in Osteen (505.71g, 500.05 ml, 73.40% and 6.98 respectively)”

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“mango”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Pusa Pitambar had the highest fruits per canopy volume at 2.34.

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Pusa Pitambare0
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number of fruits per m3 canopy volumee0
Direction
higheste0
Value
2.34e0

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Mangifera indica
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“Pusa Pitambar yielded the highest number of fruits per m3 canopy volume (2.34)”

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“mango”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Sensation had maximum TSS/Acid blend of 99.25.

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Sensatione0
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TSS/Acid blende0
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maximume0
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99.25e0

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Mangifera indica
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“maximum TSS/Acid blend was assessed in Sensation (99.25)”

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“mango”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Pusa Pratibha had total sugar content of 16.48%.

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Pusa Pratibhae0
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total sugar contente0
Value
16.48%e0

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Mangifera indica
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“total sugar content (16.48%) was found in Pusa Pratibha”

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“mango”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Pusa Pitambar had maximum carotenoid content of 7.19 mg 100-1 g FW.

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Pusa Pitambare0
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total carotenoid contente0
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maximume0
Value
7.19 mg 100-1 g FWe0

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“total carotenoid content was estimated at maximum in Pusa Pitambar (7.19 mg 100-1 g FW)”

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“mango”

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