J. R. Nizama, U. G. Patel
Abstract
Of the 34 cotton hybrids evaluated in five environments, JKHy-1 was the most adaptable, as it had the highest average performance, near unit regression (0.840), and least deviations from regression. It was released for commercial cultivation in Madhya Pradesh in 1976.
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Of the 34 cotton hybrids evaluated in five environments, JKHy-1 was the most adaptable, as it had the highest average performance, near unit regression (0.840), and least deviations from regression. It was released for commercial cultivation in Madhya Pradesh in 1976.
Key concepts: Lint, Hybrid, Yield (engineering), Veterinary medicine, Biology, Forensic science, Non-invasive ventilation, Mathematics