PATH COEFFICIENT ANALYSIS IN CASTOR (RICINUS COMMUNIS L.)
Ramesh Thatikunta, O. Venkateswarlu, Mata Prasad
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Ramesh Thatikunta, O. Venkateswarlu, Mata Prasad
Abstract
Correlation and path coefficients were studied for eight characters in 64 F 1 crosses of castor. Character association studies indicated that plant height up to primary spike and effective length of primary spike was strongly associated with seed yield. Path coefficient analysis revealed that plant height up to primary spike had high direct effect on yield.
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Correlation and path coefficients were studied for eight characters in 64 F 1 crosses of castor. Character association studies indicated that plant height up to primary spike and effective length of primary spike was strongly associated with seed yield. Path coefficient analysis revealed that plant height up to primary spike had high direct effect on yield.
Key concepts: Ricinus, Path coefficient, Veterinary medicine, Correlation coefficient, Mathematics, Path analysis (statistics), Path (computing), Forensic science