2020•International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied SciencesOpen access

Effect of Planting Time and Genotypes on Seed Yield, Quality Parameters and Economics on Safflower

G. Somanagouda, T. T. Bhandiwaddar, Manjula S. Maralappanavar

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A field experiment was conducted of Agricultural Research Station, Annigeri, University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad during rabi season of 2015-16, under rainfed conditions. The experiment was laid out in a split-plot design and replicated thrice. Main plots consists of three date of sowing – D1: 1-10-2015, D2: 15-10-2015, D3: 31-10-2015 and three sub plots, genotypes, G1-A1, G2-NARI-6 and G3-NARI-57. Among the different date of sowing significantly higher seed yield (946 kg ha-1) was observed in 1st date of sowing as compared to third date of sowing (783 kg ha-1). Among the genotype, Annigeri-1, recorded significantly higher yield (1033 kg ha-1) as compared to other two genotypes NARI-6 (799 kg ha-1) and NARI-57 (825 kg ha-1), with respect to oil content and oil yield no significantly difference were observed with different date of sowing. Among the genotypes, NARI-6, recorded significantly higher oil content (34.41%) as compared to Annigeri-1 (28.83%).

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A field experiment was conducted of Agricultural Research Station, Annigeri, University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad during rabi season of 2015-16, under rainfed conditions. The experiment was laid out in a split-plot design and replicated thrice. Main plots consists of three date of sowing – D1: 1-10-2015, D2: 15-10-2015, D3: 31-10-2015 and three sub plots, genotypes, G1-A1, G2-NARI-6 and G3-NARI-57. Among the different date of sowing significantly higher seed yield (946 kg ha-1) was observed in 1st date of sowing as compared to third date of sowing (783 kg ha-1). Among the genotype, Annigeri-1, recorded significantly higher yield (1033 kg ha-1) as compared to other two genotypes NARI-6 (799 kg ha-1) and NARI-57 (825 kg ha-1), with respect to oil content and oil yield no significantly difference were observed with different date of sowing. Among the genotypes, NARI-6, recorded significantly higher oil content (34.41%) as compared to Annigeri-1 (28.83%).

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A field experiment was conducted of Agricultural Research Station, Annigeri, University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad during rabi season of 2015-16, under rainfed conditions. The experiment was laid out in a split-plot design and replicated thrice. Main plots consists of three date of sowing – D1: 1-10-2015, D2: 15-10-2015, D3: 31-10-2015 and three sub plots, genotypes, G1-A1, G2-NARI-6 and G3-NARI-57. Among the different date of sowing significantly higher seed yield (946 kg ha-1) was observed in 1st date of sowing as compared to third date of sowing (783 kg ha-1). Among the genotype, Annigeri-1, recorded significantly higher yield (1033 kg ha-1) as compared to other two genotypes NARI-6 (799 kg ha-1) and NARI-57 (825 kg ha-1), with respect to oil content and oil yield no significantly difference were observed with different date of sowing. Among the genotypes, NARI-6, recorded significantly higher oil content (34.41%) as compared to Annigeri-1 (28.83%).

Key concepts: Sowing, Yield (engineering), Field experiment, Forensic science, Agronomy, Significant difference, Agriculture, Horticulture

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