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Title : |
Varietal improvement work on mustard, |
Material Type: |
printed text |
Authors: |
T.B Ghimire, Editor ; Bhurer, K.P., Author ; B. B. Rokaya |
Publisher: |
Sarlahi : NORP |
Publication Date: |
2000 |
Pagination: |
16-22 p. |
Keywords: |
Brassica rapa; campestris; Yields; Field experimentation; Genotypes; Oil crops |
Abstract: |
Mustard (Brassica juncea) is an important winter oilseed crop of Nepal. It is responsive to high input conditions with high vi eJ d potential. Oilseed Research Program .is carrying out varietal varietal improvement work on mustard to identify and develop high yielding, short duration, major diseases and pest resistant varieties. An observation nursery was planted in 1997/98 at Oilseed Research Program with 75 germplasms. Eleven lines were found early in maturity. Sixteen germplasms were selected for yield trial based on superior agronomic characters. The two years yield data in coordinated varietal trial revealed Vardan as highest yielding variety with 808 kg seed/ha over the locations with 13 and 15 percent higher seed yield than the checks Krishna (713 Kg/ha) and Pusa bold (701 Kg/ha), respectively. |
Link for e-copy: |
http://elibrary.narc.gov.np/?r=844 |
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Varietal improvement work on mustard, [printed text] / T.B Ghimire, Editor ; Bhurer, K.P., Author ; B. B. Rokaya . - Sarlahi : NORP, 2000 . - 16-22 p. Keywords: |
Brassica rapa; campestris; Yields; Field experimentation; Genotypes; Oil crops |
Abstract: |
Mustard (Brassica juncea) is an important winter oilseed crop of Nepal. It is responsive to high input conditions with high vi eJ d potential. Oilseed Research Program .is carrying out varietal varietal improvement work on mustard to identify and develop high yielding, short duration, major diseases and pest resistant varieties. An observation nursery was planted in 1997/98 at Oilseed Research Program with 75 germplasms. Eleven lines were found early in maturity. Sixteen germplasms were selected for yield trial based on superior agronomic characters. The two years yield data in coordinated varietal trial revealed Vardan as highest yielding variety with 808 kg seed/ha over the locations with 13 and 15 percent higher seed yield than the checks Krishna (713 Kg/ha) and Pusa bold (701 Kg/ha), respectively. |
Link for e-copy: |
http://elibrary.narc.gov.np/?r=844 |
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