Induced variability for economic characters in okra, Abelmoschus esculentus (L.) Moench
T R Ghai, Manendra Singh, S.K. Arora
Abstract
T R Ghai, Manendra Singh, S.K. Arora
Abstract
The investigations on the induced variability of economic traits were carried out in two varieties of okra namely Pusa Sawani and Punjab-7. The mutagenic effect of different doses of gamma rays, EMS and their combination were tested. The treatment 20 Kr + 0.4% (γ-rays + EMS) was found best for first flowering, first picking, fruit length, number of fruits per plant, total yield, marketable yield and virus incidence. Punjab-7 was significantly superior than Pusa Sawani for fruit length, number of fruits per plant, total yield, marketable yield and virus incidence.
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The investigations on the induced variability of economic traits were carried out in two varieties of okra namely Pusa Sawani and Punjab-7. The mutagenic effect of different doses of gamma rays, EMS and their combination were tested. The treatment 20 Kr + 0.4% (γ-rays + EMS) was found best for first flowering, first picking, fruit length, number of fruits per plant, total yield, marketable yield and virus incidence. Punjab-7 was significantly superior than Pusa Sawani for fruit length, number of fruits per plant, total yield, marketable yield and virus incidence.
Key concepts: Abelmoschus, Pusa, Forensic science, Yield (engineering), Non-invasive ventilation, Biology, Veterinary medicine, Insomnia