CORRELATION AND PATH ANALYSIS IN SUGARCANE
S. P. Kadian, A. S. Mehla
Abstract
S. P. Kadian, A. S. Mehla
Abstract
Estimates of direct and indirect effects and correlation coefficients were computed among cane yield and its component traits for 32 sugarcane genotypes grown in three environments. Cane yield was found significantly correlated with single cane weight and cane thickness. Positive and highly significant correlations were observed amongst 4 juice quality traits. High direct effect of cane thickness and internode length were observed for cane yield. Cane thickness and single cane weight emerged as the most important traits influencing cane yield.
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Estimates of direct and indirect effects and correlation coefficients were computed among cane yield and its component traits for 32 sugarcane genotypes grown in three environments. Cane yield was found significantly correlated with single cane weight and cane thickness. Positive and highly significant correlations were observed amongst 4 juice quality traits. High direct effect of cane thickness and internode length were observed for cane yield. Cane thickness and single cane weight emerged as the most important traits influencing cane yield.
Key concepts: Cane, Path analysis (statistics), Yield (engineering), Correlation, Non-invasive ventilation, Forensic science, Mathematics, Veterinary medicine