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Title: Studies on performance of Bt cotton genotypes and evaluation of refuge crops cropping systems
Researcher: Yenagi, Basavaraj
Guide(s): Patil, V.C.
Keywords: Agricultural Sciences
Agronomy
Bt cotton genotypes and evaluation of refuge crops/cropping systems
Life Sciences
University: University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad
Completed Date: 2006
Abstract: Two field experiments were conducted at Main Agricultural Research Station, newlineUniversity of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad during the years 2003-04 and 2004-05, to newlineassess the performance of Bt transgenic genotypes and to identify the suitable refuge newlinecrops/cropping systems in Bt cotton cultivation. The experiment entitled Performance of Bt newlinetransgenic genotypes was laid out in randomized complete block design with eight cotton newlinegenotypes (MECH-12 Bt, MECH-162 Bt, MECH-184 Bt, RCH-2 Bt, RCH-20 Bt, RCH-144 Bt, newlineDHH-11 and Sahana) as treatments with three replications. Another experiment entitled newline Studies on management of Bt cotton through refuge crops / cropping systems was laid out newlinein randomized complete block design with six cropping systems (100% Bt cotton, 80% Bt newlinecotton, Bt cotton + 20% non Bt cotton, 80% Bt cotton + 20% marigold-chickpea, 80% Bt newlinecotton + 20% Okra-chickpea, 80% Bt cotton + 20% chilli and 80% Bt cotton + 20% newlinepigeonpea) as treatments with four replications in replacement series. newlineAmong the different Bt and non-Bt cotton genotypes, RCH-20 Bt recorded newlinesignificantly higher seed cotton yield than RCH-144 Bt, MECH-162 Bt, DHH-11 and Sahana. newlineThe extent of increase in RCH-20 Bt was 8.0, 13.0, 26.0, 31.0, 48.0, 92.0 and 151 per cent newlineover MECH-184 Bt, RCH-2 Bt, MECH-12 Bt, RCH-144 Bt, MECH-162 Bt, DHH-11 and newlineSahana, respectively. newlineAmong the different refuge crops/cropping systems on 20 per cent refuge cropped newlinearea, Bt cotton refuge cropped with chilli (518 kg/0.2 ha), relay cropping of marigold newlinechickpea (495 kg/0.2 ha) and bhendi-chickpea (474 kg/0.2 ha) cropping systems recorded newlinesignificantly higher Bt cotton equivalent yield than Bt cotton refuge cropped with non-Bt cotton newline(310 kg/0.2 ha) and pigeonpea (171 kg/0.2 ha). Effect of refuge crops/cropping systems on newlinetotal yield of the system was significant. Bt cotton refuge cropped with bhendi-chickpea (1637 newlinekg/ha), marigold-chickpea (1612 kg/ha) cropping systems and chilli (1526 kg/ha) recorded newlinesignificantly higher total seed cotton yield than Bt cotton refug
Pagination: 119
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10603/514083
Appears in Departments:Department of Agronomy

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