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... salt tolerance are highly needed to cultivate saline lands. Groundnut demand is increasing in countries like India, where saline land could be put under groundnut ...identify groundnut ... See full document

... in groundnut especially when coincides with moisture ...nine groundnut germplasm comprising of interspecific derivatives, advanced breeding lines, mutants and released cultivars were evaluated for ... See full document

... Groundnut production encounters abiotic stresses such as water logging, salinity and drought which lead to very low productivity. To solve these challenges, different transformation methods are currently ... See full document

... summer groundnut like 100 pod weight, 100 kernel weight and shelling per cent were also increased as compared to the recommended dose of fertilizer (T able ... See full document

... Prasad, P. V. V., Staggenborg, S. A., Ristic, Z., 2008. Impacts of drought and/or heat stress on physiological, developmental, growth, and yield processes of crop plants, In “Response of crops to limited water: ... See full document

... research activities ignore the evaluation of new varieties under high intensity cropping before their release to farmers in spite of the fact that high density cropping offers the best sustainability options for ... See full document

... that groundnut genotypes belong to the capacity type category despite an inverse relationship of WUE and ...in groundnut differences in WUE is mainly associated with assimilation efficiency rather than ... See full document

... The most common way to represent the pattern and magnitude of the genetic basis of a series of traits is the genetic variance–covariance matrix, also known as the G-matrix. G -matrix is extremely useful for predicting ... See full document

... proper weight to each of the two or more characters to be considered. Selection index was proposed for the first time by Smith (1936) on the basis discriminant function of Fisher (1936). Hazel and Lush (1943) and ... See full document

... Assimilatory surface area over per unit ground area gives a fairly good idea of photosynthetic capacity of the plant. It was observed that LAI increased with crop age. LAI was the useful parameter not only for dry matter ... See full document

... 2013). Groundnut has occupied around 45% and 55% of total oilseed area and production, respectively ...crop, groundnut has continuous vegetative growth even after start of reproductive stage and this is one ... See full document

... of groundnut plant is the pod which encloses the seeds. Groundnut is an unpredictable crop due to the development of pods underground (Zaman et ...of groundnut in ...in groundnut can be ... See full document

... as universal marker systems without a previous knowledge about a very concrete retrotransposons that are presented in the genome of a specie of interest. Moreover, retrotransposons are well known as markers revealing ... See full document

... Subrahmanyam, P., McDonald, D., Waliyar, F., Reddy, L.J., Nigam, S.N., Gibbons, R.W., Rao, V.R., Singh, A.K., Pande, S., Reddy, P.M. and Subba, R.P.V. 1995. Screening methods and sources of resistance to rust and ... See full document

... Genetic diversity was assessed among 12 genotypes of groundnut using RAPD markers. Out of 60 RAPD markers screened, seven markers were found to be polymorphic. In total, 58 amplification products were realized out ... See full document

... Bishi SK, Kumar L, Dagla MC, Mahatma MK, Rathnakumar AL Lalwani HB and Misra, JB (2013). Characterization of Spanish peanut germplasm (Arachis hypogeae L.) for sugar profiling and oil quality. ... See full document

... Analysis of variance revealed that highly significant differences among the genotypes were observed for all the traits. Which indicating the presence of good amount of genetic variability among the material studied. The ... See full document

... was proposed for the first time by Smith (1936) on the basis discriminant function of Fisher (1936). Hazel and Lush (1943) and Robinson et al. (1951) showed that the selection based on such an index is more efficient ... See full document

... The field experiments were conducted to evaluate the effect of three plant spacing (50x30cm, 60x30cm and 70x30cm) on the vegetative and yield parameters of groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L.). The ... See full document

... High coefficient of variation was recorded for kernel yield per plant (15.06 %) followed by number of mature pods per plant (13.54 %), pod yield per plant (13.48%) and harvest index (10.18%) while it was low for days to ... See full document