volume 20 issue 2 (june 2000) : 71-74

HETEROSIS IN CHICKPEA (C. ARJETINUM L.)`

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A.S. Jeena
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P.P. Arora
1Department of Genetics and Plant Breerling, G.B.Pimt University of Agriculture and Technology, Pantnagar-263 145, India
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Twenty-four F)'s, obtained from line x tester mating of eight lines and three testers
were evaluated for yield and Its components. The heterosis over mid-parent and over better
parent was estimated for all the traits. Maximum mid-parental heterosis for seed yield was
recorded by fCCl 87322 x Avrodhi cross while maximum heterobeltiosis for yield given by
ICCV2 x Uday cross. It was also revealed that crosses having high mean performance always'
exhibited high heterosis in desired direction for almost all characters except for pods/plant.
    1. Aroril, P.P (1990) Indian ,J.Pulses Res. 3: 111-116.
    2. Aroril, PP. ann Pandya, B.P. (1987) Int. Chickpea Newsl. 16: 3-4.
    3. Bilhl, PN. and Kumar, J. (1989) Indian J. Genet. 49 : 53-58.
    4. HilYs. H.K. et 01. (1995) Methods of Plant Breeding. McGraw Hill Inc. New York. pp. 432.
    5. PatH, A.B. et 01. (1998) Legume Res. 21 : 101-104.
    6. Shinde, N.V. and Deshmukh, RB. (1993). In : Heterosis breeding in crop plant· Theory and application: Short communication Symposium, Ludhlana pp.60.61
    volume 20 issue 2 (june 2000) : 71-74

    HETEROSIS IN CHICKPEA (C. ARJETINUM L.)`

    A
    A.S. Jeena
    P
    P.P. Arora
    1Department of Genetics and Plant Breerling, G.B.Pimt University of Agriculture and Technology, Pantnagar-263 145, India
    • Submitted|

    • First Online |

    • doi

    Cite article:- Jeena A.S., Arora P.P. (2025). HETEROSIS IN CHICKPEA (C. ARJETINUM L.)`. Agricultural Science Digest. 20(2): 71-74. doi: .
    Twenty-four F)'s, obtained from line x tester mating of eight lines and three testers
    were evaluated for yield and Its components. The heterosis over mid-parent and over better
    parent was estimated for all the traits. Maximum mid-parental heterosis for seed yield was
    recorded by fCCl 87322 x Avrodhi cross while maximum heterobeltiosis for yield given by
    ICCV2 x Uday cross. It was also revealed that crosses having high mean performance always'
    exhibited high heterosis in desired direction for almost all characters except for pods/plant.
      1. Aroril, P.P (1990) Indian ,J.Pulses Res. 3: 111-116.
      2. Aroril, PP. ann Pandya, B.P. (1987) Int. Chickpea Newsl. 16: 3-4.
      3. Bilhl, PN. and Kumar, J. (1989) Indian J. Genet. 49 : 53-58.
      4. HilYs. H.K. et 01. (1995) Methods of Plant Breeding. McGraw Hill Inc. New York. pp. 432.
      5. PatH, A.B. et 01. (1998) Legume Res. 21 : 101-104.
      6. Shinde, N.V. and Deshmukh, RB. (1993). In : Heterosis breeding in crop plant· Theory and application: Short communication Symposium, Ludhlana pp.60.61
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