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Title : |
LARC report on maize varietal research at Lumle agricultural research centre (1996) |
Material Type: |
printed text |
Authors: |
Palikhe, M.M., Editor ; Subedi, M., Author ; Sharma, S., Author |
Pagination: |
80-91 p. |
Keywords: |
Soil sciences; Plant pathology; Maize |
Abstract: |
This report summarises the findings of maize varietal
research at LARC during 1996, aimed to select high.
yielding varieties sui table for 'maize-based croppi.ng system in the mid hills of Western-Development Region (WDRJ> ~ . ,. I .Among the short season genotypes in the observation nursery, Renuka (3098 kg/ha) and SWeta (2833 kg/ha} were · identified superior over local check Kalipare Panhelo (2631 kg/ha). These varieties were earlier than local check. Of the total genotypes tested in Coordinated Varietal Trial (CVT), Hill Pool Yellow (4021 kg/ha) , Narayani (3688 kg/ha) and Upha.r (3783 kg/ha) were promising and out-yielded both the standard and local checks. Arun-1 was the earliest (78 days) and shortest (210 em) plant height and 102cm ear height) genotype among the promising entries. Of the 16 local popping maize genotypes evaluated . including Arun-2 and Kakani Yellow as checks, none was found superior to checks for yield. Among the local maize LM#12 (2-307 kg/ha) produced the highest yield followed by LM#l (2275 kg/ha) and LM#4 (1819 kg/ha). ' -..A trial for yield estimation of Ganesh-2 and ·Kakani Yellow was conducted with a standard doko for measurement and comparison of 80 per cent yield recovery method of CIMMYT. The shelled grain weight of Ganesh-2 was more by 4.5 kg than Kakani Yellow. The 80 per cent shelled grain ratio gave 2 kg more yield for both varieties than measured by doko as dehusked ear multiplied by 0.8 factor and shelled grain weight just after shelling, ,were done simultaneously. The promising genotypes will be further tested at outreach sites for verification and feedback. |
Link for e-copy: |
http://elibrary.narc.gov.np/?r=622 |
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LARC report on maize varietal research at Lumle agricultural research centre (1996) [printed text] / Palikhe, M.M., Editor ; Subedi, M., Author ; Sharma, S., Author . - [s.d.] . - 80-91 p. Keywords: |
Soil sciences; Plant pathology; Maize |
Abstract: |
This report summarises the findings of maize varietal
research at LARC during 1996, aimed to select high.
yielding varieties sui table for 'maize-based croppi.ng system in the mid hills of Western-Development Region (WDRJ> ~ . ,. I .Among the short season genotypes in the observation nursery, Renuka (3098 kg/ha) and SWeta (2833 kg/ha} were · identified superior over local check Kalipare Panhelo (2631 kg/ha). These varieties were earlier than local check. Of the total genotypes tested in Coordinated Varietal Trial (CVT), Hill Pool Yellow (4021 kg/ha) , Narayani (3688 kg/ha) and Upha.r (3783 kg/ha) were promising and out-yielded both the standard and local checks. Arun-1 was the earliest (78 days) and shortest (210 em) plant height and 102cm ear height) genotype among the promising entries. Of the 16 local popping maize genotypes evaluated . including Arun-2 and Kakani Yellow as checks, none was found superior to checks for yield. Among the local maize LM#12 (2-307 kg/ha) produced the highest yield followed by LM#l (2275 kg/ha) and LM#4 (1819 kg/ha). ' -..A trial for yield estimation of Ganesh-2 and ·Kakani Yellow was conducted with a standard doko for measurement and comparison of 80 per cent yield recovery method of CIMMYT. The shelled grain weight of Ganesh-2 was more by 4.5 kg than Kakani Yellow. The 80 per cent shelled grain ratio gave 2 kg more yield for both varieties than measured by doko as dehusked ear multiplied by 0.8 factor and shelled grain weight just after shelling, ,were done simultaneously. The promising genotypes will be further tested at outreach sites for verification and feedback. |
Link for e-copy: |
http://elibrary.narc.gov.np/?r=622 |
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