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CHARACTER ASSOCIATION BETWEEN YIELD AND ITS RELATED TRAITS GOVERNING REDROT DISEASE INCIDENCE IN INTER VARIETAL CROSSES OF SUGARCANE
1Sugarcane Research Station,
Thiruvalla-689 101, Kerala, India
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volume 29 issue 1 (march 2009) : 24-27
CHARACTER ASSOCIATION BETWEEN YIELD AND ITS RELATED TRAITS GOVERNING REDROT DISEASE INCIDENCE IN INTER VARIETAL CROSSES OF SUGARCANE
1Sugarcane Research Station,
Thiruvalla-689 101, Kerala, India
ABSTRACT
Correlation coefficient analysis between important qualitative and quantitative characters and
redrot disease incidence among seven clones of inter varietal crosses with three standards revealed
higher genotypic correlations. But SMT Brix, sucrose % and CCS % showed significant negative
correlation and juice recovery % and cane length showed positive correlation. It revealed that to
develop stable redrot resistant high yielding sugarcane cultivars/varieties, selection on the basis of
above traits will not give fruitful results. Therefore, genetic transformation through biotechnological
intervention may be opted.
redrot disease incidence among seven clones of inter varietal crosses with three standards revealed
higher genotypic correlations. But SMT Brix, sucrose % and CCS % showed significant negative
correlation and juice recovery % and cane length showed positive correlation. It revealed that to
develop stable redrot resistant high yielding sugarcane cultivars/varieties, selection on the basis of
above traits will not give fruitful results. Therefore, genetic transformation through biotechnological
intervention may be opted.
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