A high yielding semi-dwarf dicoccum wheat - Nilgiri Khapli (HW 1098) released for cultivation to dicoccum growing areas of India


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Authors

  • Sivasamy M IARI, Regional Station, Wellington
  • Jagdish Kumar IARI, Regional Station, Wellington
  • P Jayaprakash IARI, Regional Station, Wellington
  • V K Vikas IARI, Regional Station, Wellington
  • Vinod . Division of Genetics, IARI, Pusa, New Delhi-12
  • Sanjay Kumar Division of Genetics, IARI, Pusa, New Delhi-12
  • G P Singh Division of Genetics, IARI, Pusa, New Delhi-12
  • R K Sharma Division of Genetics, IARI, Pusa, New Delhi-12
  • Rajbir Yadav Division of Genetics, IARI, Pusa, New Delhi-12
  • J B Sharma Division of Genetics, IARI, Pusa, New Delhi-12
  • K Vinod Prabhu Division of Genetics, IARI, Pusa, New Delhi-12
  • S G Bhagwat Baba Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai
  • B K Das Baba Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai
  • S C Mishra Agarkar Research Institute, Pune
  • Hanrao . Agarkar Research Institute, Pune
  • V Rudra Naik University of Agriculture Sciences, Dharward
  • S A Desai University of Agriculture Sciences, Dharward
  • Kalappanavar . University of Agriculture Sciences, Dharward
  • Suma S Biradar University of Agriculture Sciences, Dharward
  • E Punniakotti IARI, Regional Station, Wellington;
  • K Sivan IARI, Regional Station, Wellington;
  • Mohanlal Meena IARI, Regional Station, Wellington;
  • Rajesh K Meena IARI, Regional Station, Wellington;
  • Arun Kumar IARI, Regional Station, Wellington;

https://doi.org/10.25174/v61rmf76

Keywords:

Dicoccum, wheat quality, diabetes

Abstract

A new high yielding, disease resistant semi-dwarf Triticum dicoccum
wheat variety HW 1098(Nilgiri Khapli) has been released by Central
Sub-committee on crop standards and notifcations and release of
variety for agricultural crops to all the dicoccum growing zones in
India under timely sown irrigated conditions during 2013. It has mean
grain yield of 45.53q ha-1
with maximum yield potential of 47.8q ha-1
,
recording relatively lesser yield loss under late sown conditions when
compared to checks. The variety has sown high degree of adult plant
resistance against all the three rust under feld conditions and SRT data
indicated resistance response to all the pathotypes of brown, stem rust
and to all yellow rust pathotypes except race 78S84(Mixed reaction).
HW 1098 a mutant possesses at par quality with NP 200 a traditional
dicoccum variety with high protein(16.5%) higher grain weight(46.5g),
sedimentation value(29.0ml) and higher β-carotene(3.39ppm) and
having an ideal plant height(85cm)

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Submitted

2015-01-17

Published

2014-12-30

Issue

Vol. 6 No. 2 (2014)

Section

Variety Release

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How to Cite

M, S., Kumar, J., Jayaprakash, P., Vikas, V. K., ., V., Kumar, S., Singh, G. P., Sharma, R. K., Yadav, R., Sharma, J. B., Prabhu, K. V., Bhagwat, S. G., Das, B. K., Mishra, S. C., ., H., Naik, V. R., Desai, S. A., ., K., Biradar, S. S., … Kumar, A. (2014). A high yielding semi-dwarf dicoccum wheat - Nilgiri Khapli (HW 1098) released for cultivation to dicoccum growing areas of India. Journal of Cereal Research, 6(2). https://doi.org/10.25174/v61rmf76