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Evaluation of yield and seed quality characters for some lentil genotypes in Egypt [electronic resource].

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M, Shaaban

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Morsy, Somaya M

Language: engbara Description: p.177-191Other title:

تقييم المحصول وصفات الجودة لبعض التراكيب الوراثية لمحصول العدس فى مصر [Added title page title]

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Egyptian journal of agricultural research, 2005 v. 83 (1) [electronic resource].

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In: Egyptian Journal of Agricultural Research 2005.v.83(1)Summary: The study aimed to find out a high yieiding genotypes adapted to local environments and to study the genetic variability and relationships among yield, yield components and seed quality characters of 20 lentil genotypes. Growing season significantly affected all characters except seed yield/fed. Seed yield averaged 494.31 kglfed (3.09 ardab/fed). The genotype Fllr 9s-67L had the maximum seed yield of 678.99 kg/fed (4.24 ardab/fed) and exceeded the yield of Giza 9 by about 29%. The genotypes FllP 96-98L and XG 98/2/3 had the highest content of seed protein being 23.8% followed by Giza 9, Sinai 1 and FllP 89-34L, with insignificant differences among them. Seed yield/fed was correlated positiveiy and significantly with plant height,

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The study aimed to find out a high yieiding genotypes adapted to local environments and to study the genetic variability and relationships among yield, yield components and seed quality characters of 20 lentil genotypes. Growing season significantly affected all characters except seed yield/fed. Seed yield averaged 494.31 kglfed (3.09 ardab/fed). The genotype Fllr 9s-67L had the maximum seed yield of 678.99 kg/fed (4.24 ardab/fed) and exceeded the yield of Giza 9 by about 29%. The genotypes FllP 96-98L and XG 98/2/3 had the highest content of seed protein being 23.8% followed by Giza 9, Sinai 1 and FllP 89-34L, with insignificant differences among them. Seed yield/fed was correlated positiveiy and significantly with plant height,

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