Abstract
Thirty bunch groundut varieties were evaluated for genetic parameters and degree of association between yield and its components. Number of pods per plant exhibited maximum genotypic and phenotypic co-efficient of variation. 100-pod weight had maxi- mum heritability and genetic advance. Phenotypically, pod yield had positive correla- tion with 100-kernel weight and oil content. Number of pods per plant had negative association with 100-pod weight and 100-kernel weight while shelling out-turn showed a positive correlation with them.
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Pods per plant had maximum genotypic and phenotypic variation coefficients.
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e0“Number of pods per plant exhibited maximum genotypic and phenotypic co-efficient of variation.”
t0“Bunch Groundnut”
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100-pod weight had maximum heritability and genetic advance.
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e0“100-pod weight had maxi- mum heritability and genetic advance.”
t0“Bunch Groundnut”
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Pod yield was positively correlated with 100-kernel weight and oil content.
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e0“Phenotypically, pod yield had positive correla- tion with 100-kernel weight and oil content.”
t0“Bunch Groundnut”
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Pods per plant were negatively associated with 100-pod and 100-kernel weight.
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e0“Number of pods per plant had negative association with 100-pod weight and 100-kernel weight”
t0“Bunch Groundnut”
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Shelling out-turn was positively correlated with 100-pod and 100-kernel weight.
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e0“while shelling out-turn showed a positive correlation with them.”
t0“Bunch Groundnut”