DUS Characterization of Phalsa (Grewia subinaequalis DC.) Genotypes

Phalsa genotypes were characterized on the basis of DUS guidelines at experimental orchard, RRS Bawal. The genotypeswere maintained under similar agronomic practices in randomized block design. The growth parameters were measured inthe month of May and fruiting parameters were recorded at the maturity of fruits or at the time of picking. The qualitativedata was observed by jury members by matching with the DUS characteristics. On overall basis the genotype was dividedinto three groups, tall, dwarf and tall plants with globose shaped fruits. The dwarf genotype starts bearing earlier than tallplants and tall plants with globose shaped fruits were late bearers. The yield of tall genotype was higher as compared todwarf. However, shelf life of dwarf plants (roundish fruit), tall plants (roundish shape) and tall plants with globose shapedfruits was more as compared to fruits of tall plant. Fruits of tall genotypes were slightly infected with fruit fly in the lastpicking; however other two genotypes (dwarf plants and tall plant with globose shaped fruits) were resistant to fruit fly.None of the genotypes was infected with any disease. The fruit size and fruit weight of globose shaped fruits was more,however the seed size was also more. It is concluded from the four years study that the tall genotype having globoseshaped fruits is a new and elite genotype with higher fruit weight, fruit yield and shelf life of fruits.

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2025-06-08
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DUS Characterization of Phalsa (Grewia subinaequalis DC.) Genotypes

Ram Karan Gaur, Rajesh Kumar Arya, Mukesh Kumar, Anuradha Bishnoi
DergiPark (Istanbul University)
Livestock and Poultry Management
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DUS Characterization of Phalsa (Grewia subinaequalis DC.) Genotypes

Ram Karan Gaur, Rajesh Kumar Arya, Mukesh Kumar, Anuradha Bishnoi
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Phalsa genotypes were characterized on the basis of DUS guidelines at experimental orchard, RRS Bawal. The genotypeswere maintained under similar agronomic practices in randomized block design. The growth parameters were measured inthe month of May and fruiting parameters were recorded at the maturity of fruits or at the time of picking. The qualitativedata was observed by jury members by matching with the DUS characteristics. On overall basis the genotype was dividedinto three groups, tall, dwarf and tall plants with globose shaped fruits. The dwarf genotype starts bearing earlier than tallplants and tall plants with globose shaped fruits were late bearers. The yield of tall genotype was higher as compared todwarf. However, shelf life of dwarf plants (roundish fruit), tall plants (roundish shape) and tall plants with globose shapedfruits was more as compared to fruits of tall plant. Fruits of tall genotypes were slightly infected with fruit fly in the lastpicking; however other two genotypes (dwarf plants and tall plant with globose shaped fruits) were resistant to fruit fly.None of the genotypes was infected with any disease. The fruit size and fruit weight of globose shaped fruits was more,however the seed size was also more. It is concluded from the four years study that the tall genotype having globoseshaped fruits is a new and elite genotype with higher fruit weight, fruit yield and shelf life of fruits.

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