volume 40 issue 2 (june 2006) : 135 - 138
CORRELATION AND PATH COEFFICIENT ANALYSIS IN SUGARCANE
1CCS Haryana Agricultural University,
Regional Research Station, Karnal - 132 001, India
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Indian Journal of Agricultural Research
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volume 40 issue 2 (june 2006) : 135 - 138
CORRELATION AND PATH COEFFICIENT ANALYSIS IN SUGARCANE
1CCS Haryana Agricultural University,
Regional Research Station, Karnal - 132 001, India
ABSTRACT
Estimates of correlation coefficients and direct and indirect effects were obtained among
cane yield and its component traits for 32 sugarcane genotypes grown in three environments.
Cane yield was found significantly correlated with single cane weight, millable canes per clump
and cane height. High direct effect of millable canes per clump and single cane weight were
observed for cane yield. Number of millable canes per clump and single cane weight emerged as
the most important traits influencing cane yield. Apart from these traits due emphasis should be
given to cane height, internode length and juice quality traits while selecting clones suitable for
late planting conditions
cane yield and its component traits for 32 sugarcane genotypes grown in three environments.
Cane yield was found significantly correlated with single cane weight, millable canes per clump
and cane height. High direct effect of millable canes per clump and single cane weight were
observed for cane yield. Number of millable canes per clump and single cane weight emerged as
the most important traits influencing cane yield. Apart from these traits due emphasis should be
given to cane height, internode length and juice quality traits while selecting clones suitable for
late planting conditions
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Indian Journal of Agricultural Research