volume 21 issue 1 (march 2001) : 46 - 48
CORRELATION ANDREGRES$ION STUDIES OF YIELD ATTRIBUTES AND GRAIN YIELD OF WHEAT (TRI1JCUM AESTWUML.)
1C C S HAU, Regional Research Station
Rohtak,124001, India
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volume 21 issue 1 (march 2001) : 46 - 48
CORRELATION ANDREGRES$ION STUDIES OF YIELD ATTRIBUTES AND GRAIN YIELD OF WHEAT (TRI1JCUM AESTWUML.)
1C C S HAU, Regional Research Station
Rohtak,124001, India
Cite article:- AESTWUML.) (TRI1JCUM WHEAT OF YIELD GRAIN AND ATTRIBUTES YIELD OF STUDIES ANDREGRES$ION CORRELATION (2025). CORRELATION ANDREGRES$ION STUDIES OF YIELD ATTRIBUTES AND GRAIN YIELD OF WHEAT (TRI1JCUM AESTWUML.). Agricultural Science Digest. 21(1): 46 - 48. doi: .
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Among the yield components, the Spike/m row length was found to be the most highly correlated component with the grain yield followed by number of grains/spike and spike length during both years. The regression of yield on yield attributes under the influence of sowing dates indicated that the number of grains/spike was the most important attribute followed by spike length and test weight. Both varieties and nitrogen levels depicted that the spike/m row length was the most important factor in affecting the grain yield followed by spike length and number of grains/spike and spikelets/spike, number of grain/spike and test weight respectively. The multiple regression analysis showed that aU the attributes affected the grain yield (kg/ha) significantly and 99 per cent of variation in grain yield was being explained by the yield attributes jointly during both years
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