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Evaluating the performance of mungbean genotypes for grain yield, phosphorus accumulation and utilization efficiency
Ten mungbean (Vigna radiata R. Wilczek) genotypes were evaluated for grain yield and phosphorus (P) efficiency at adequate and deficient P in soil. Genotypes differed significantly in plant height, grain yield, P accumulation (PA), and other P-efficiency parameters at both P levels. The genotype &qu...
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Published in: | Journal of plant nutrition 2017-11, Vol.40 (19), p.2709-2720 |
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Language: | English |
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Summary: | Ten mungbean (Vigna radiata R. Wilczek) genotypes were evaluated for grain yield and phosphorus (P) efficiency at adequate and deficient P in soil. Genotypes differed significantly in plant height, grain yield, P accumulation (PA), and other P-efficiency parameters at both P levels. The genotype "AEM-40/30" had maximum plant height, grain yield, and phosphorus physiological efficiency index (PPEI) under P deficiency. The genotypes were distributed into nine groups based on their relationship between total PA and grain yield at deficient P level. Moreover, genotypes were categorized into low, medium, or high efficient for each parameter by allotting index score (1, 2, or 3). Maximum cumulative index score (25) was attained by the genotypes "AEM-40/30 and AEM-20/3/87", and genotype "AEM-30/5/8/90" scored least total index (14). The significant differences among mungbean genotypes for PA, phosphorus harvest index (PHI), PPEI, and grain yield can be exploited to select or identify P-efficient mungbean genotypes. |
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ISSN: | 0190-4167 1532-4087 |
DOI: | 10.1080/01904167.2017.1381718 |