Samiullah Khan, Mohammad Rafiq Wani, Kouser Parveen
Abstract
Seeds of lentil (Lens culinaris Medik) var. Pant L-406 (microsperma)were treated with sodium azide (SA). The treated population showed an increased range of induced variability for various quantitative characters. Few early and high yielding mutants were selected from the M3 population.
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Seeds of lentil (Lens culinaris Medik) var. Pant L-406 (microsperma)were treated with sodium azide (SA). The treated population showed an increased range of induced variability for various quantitative characters. Few early and high yielding mutants were selected from the M3 population.
Key concepts: Sodium azide, Mutant, Population, Sodium, Veterinary medicine, Biology, Horticulture, Chemistry