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Yield variation of rice selections for aerobic planting in water scarce situations

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An investigation with fourteen genotypes grown under water saving aerobic condition revealed significant difference for all the characters studied except for 1000-grain weight. Number of tillers, and grain yield recorded high phenotypic and high genotypic coefficient of variability. All the characters studied exhibited high heritability and characters like, number of tillers, grain yield and fodder yield recorded high genetic advance as percent over mean. Estimates of correlation coefficient indicated that fodder yield and harvest index manifested positive and significant correlation with grain yield. | Yield variation of rice selections for aerobic planting in water scarce situations

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