Variation in morpho-physiological characters of four lentil genotypes of Bangladesh
Journal: Fundamental and Applied Agriculture (Vol.3, No. 3)Publication Date: 2018-09-12
Authors : Sakina Khanam; Md.Tanjilur Mondal; Islam;
Page : 609-616
Keywords : Growth parameters; drymatter; yield components; yield; lentil;
Abstract
Morpho-physiological growth analysis is very important for the study of growth, development and yield of a crop. In order to study the growth indices and yield performance of lentilfield experiments were carried out at two locations (Sub-stations- Magura & Ishurdi) of Bangladesh Institute of Nuclear Agriculture (BINA) with two varieties (Binamasur-3 and Binamasur-4) and two mutants (N4I-404 and E4I-925) of lentil during rabi season (November March) 2014. Experiments were laid out in a randomized complete block design (RCBD) with three replications. Growth parameters, physiological data and yield components were evaluated following standard formula and software. At both locations, absolute growth rate (AGR) was higher in mutantline E4I-925 at 75 DAS (days after sowing).The relative growth rate (RGR) was also found higher in mutant E4I-925 at 60 DAS followed by mutant line N4I-404. Total dry matter (TDM) was higher in mutants thanvarieties at both the locations at final harvest. For both the locationsthehighestTDM accumulation was also observed in mutantlineE4I-925. Seed size was higher in mutants and the mutantline E4I-925 showed the highest seed weight plant-1at both the locations (2.1 kgha-1 at Magura; 2.3 kgha-1 at Ishurdi).Regression analysis confirmed that all the morphological and physiological parameters were positively correlated with yield. On the basis of morpho-physiological characteristics the mutant line E4I-925 was found superior among four genotypes of lentil.
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