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Genetic analysis for water use efficiency traits, yield and yield attributes in groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L.)

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Table 1 : Performance of  F 1 s  and parents for different water use efficiency traits, yield and yield attributes  in groundnut   during  kharif , 2009
Table 1 : contd.
Table 2.  Estimates of co-efficient of variation, heritability and genetic advance for   water use  efficiency traits, yield and yield attributes  among 28 F 1 s  and parents in groundnut during kharif,  2009  Character  MEAN  Co-efficient of variation  h
Table   3:Comparative statement based on estimates of different  genetic parameters for 23  quantitative characters in F 1  generation of groundnut during kharif, 2009

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