Upland cotton
Environmental interaction, additive and non-additive genetic variability is involved in the expression of tissue and whole-plant heat tolerance in upland cotton (
... like cotton is, therefore, necessary to sustain production, particularly in heat-stressed regions, and tissue and whole plant heat tolerance are important components of heat resistance in upland ...
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Upland cotton gene GhFPF1 confers promotion of flowering time and shade-avoidance responses in Arabidopsis thaliana.
... importance, cotton has attracted considerable scientific interest from plant breeders, taxonomists, developmental geneticists, and evolutionary biologists because of its unique reproductive developmental aspects ...
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The use of different clustering methods in the evaluation of genetic diversity in upland cotton
... 11 upland cotton cultivars were: number of bolls per plant (NB), average boll weight (MBW), fibre yield (PRODF), percentage of fibre (PERCF), 100 seed weight (W100SDS), fibre length (LENF), fibre uniformity ...
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Sequence-related amplified polymorphisms (SRAPs) reveal genetic diversity and variation regions in upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) in China
... of upland cotton in China; thus, new technologies must be developed to produce more polymorphic molecular markers associated with agricultural traits of the existing resources for ...128 upland ...
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Correlations and path analysis in components of fiber yield in cultivars of upland cotton
... the upland cotton plants with higher boll mean weight and lower yield values are influenced by a re- duced count strength product and micronaire index, in- creasing thus the strength, length (UHM), degree ...
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Interrelations between agronomic and technological fiber traits in upland cotton
... of upland cotton production and is linearly related to fiber ...of upland cotton production, also have greater elasticity in the traction of fibers during textile ...
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Evaluation of some upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) varieties for salinity tolerance screening
... This investigation aimed to evaluate five upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) (Aleppo118, Aleppo33/1, Aleppo90, Raqqa5, and Deir-Ezzor22) varieties based on physiological indices and genetic variation ...
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Correlation analysis for yield and fiber quality traits in upland cotton
... The parent FH153 showed maximum results for all the character under study followed by parent KZ191 whereas, F2 population showed minimum mean value for all the traits. The characters like plant height, sympodial branches ...
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BRS 369RF and BRS 370RF: Glyphosate tolerant, high-yielding upland cotton cultivars for central Brazilian savanna
... Upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L. r latifolium Hutch) is an economically important species for iber and seed production in Brazilian savanna. Recent efforts have been made in order to develop crop ...
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Estimation of heterosis and dominance deviation for seed cotton yield, its components characters in upland cotton
... of Upland cotton, the present investigation was undertaken with a view to study heterosis and dominance estimates with the following objectives: a) to study the extent of heterosis over better parent and ...
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Genetic analysis of earliness indicators in upland cotton
... Genetic bases of earliness in upland cotton were investigated by recording and analyzing data on different phenological and morphological traits related to earliness. All traits inclusive of days to ...
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Transcriptomic analysis of fiber strength in upland cotton chromosome introgression lines carrying different Gossypium barbadense chromosomal segments.
... in cotton fibers, approx- imately 14,000 unique genes were assembled from 46,603 expressed sequence tags (ESTs) from developmentally-staged fiber cDNAs of a cultivated diploid species ...the cotton fiber ...
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Variability and association studies for yield and yield components in upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) under red chalka soils
... 60 cotton genotypes for yield components and fibre quality traits under red chalka soil revealed high genotypic coefficient of variation and genetic gain for number of bolls, boll weight, ginning out turn, lint ...
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Cotton development and yield according to nitrogen application and cover crops
... reproductive and vegetative stems performed were assessed by counting during the collection; plant height from soil to the apex, using a tape measure; stem diameter using calipers, 2 cm in height from the soil; mass of 1 ...
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Stability and adaptability of upland rice genotypes
... The best-adapted genotypes were BRS Pepita (17), followed by the line MG 1097 (8) and cultivar BRSMG Caravera (11) (Figure 3b). On the other hand, the most stable genotypes were those with number 4, 11 and 12 (BRA ...
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NITROGEN AND SILICON FERTILIZATION OF UPLAND RICE
... Nitrogen is essential for plant growth and devel- opment, and is often a limiting factor for high productivities. However, when applied in excess it may limit yield because of lodging, especially for cultivars of the ...
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BRAZILIAN ARCHIVES OF BIOLOGY AND TECHNOLOGY
... B. vulgaris and C. grandis produced a larger number of descendants independent of the host location at the base, or at the top of the cages. These results indicated that possibly both species could colonize and maintain ...
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Acaricidal activity of juazeiro leaf extract against red spider mite in cotton plants
... in the laboratory was sprayed on the undersides of the leaves. Spraying was done until leaf surfaces were fully covered, but not dripping. A commercial 5-L backpack sprayer was used. The same procedure was adopted when ...
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Mat. Res. vol.17 número1
... Composites consisting of waste cotton yarn (CF) from the textile industry and postconsumer expanded polystyrene (EPS) was followed during 90 days of exposure in simulated soil. The mechanical properties, ...
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Palavras-chave: deficiência de boro, cloreto de mepiquat, rendimento do algodão, qualidade nutricional
... Although cotton is conceived as well adapted to a wide range of soils and growing conditions, it is quite sensitive to B ...In cotton, its deficiency causes stunted growth, reduced carbon assimilation and ...
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