Tropical wheat and barley improvement in sustainable agriculture in sustainable agriculture

Ngamchuen Ratanadilok; Ronnapop Bunjoedchoedchu; Suvit Panichying

Tropical wheat and barley improvement in sustainable agriculture in sustainable agriculture

1999

Ngamchuen Ratanadilok | Ronnapop Bunjoedchoedchu | Suvit Panichying (Kasetsart Univ., Bangkok (Thailand))

Five wheat varieties were tested under the fast growing tree (Paulownia spp.) at the Royal Angkhang Station Chiangmai province during 1997-1998. Two promising barley lines, AKB2 and BRB2 were crossed to produce double haploid barley lines and selection at both Royal Angkhang station and Suwan Farm. The results indicated that SW 161 and insee 1 were suitable to the Paulownia fast growing tree at the Royal Angkhang station by giving outstanding high grain yield and SW 105 was the lowest in grain yield. Barley on the other hand showed differences in grain yield in preliminary yield test at Suwan Farm. Both spot blotch and blast will be evaluated in further yield test next years.

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AGROVOC Keywords

disease resistance hordeum vulgare selection triticum aestivum varieties yields

Bibliographic information

Pagination

p. 587

Language

Thai, English

Note

Summaries only

Translated Title

Khrongkan phatthana phan khao sali lae barley nai saphap kaset yangyun

Type

Summary; Non-Conventional

Source

Research abstracts of universities' lecturer in Thailand during 1997-1999, Office of the Permanent Secretary, Bangkok (Thailand). Bureau of Higher Education Standards.- Bangkok (Thailand), 1999.- p. 587

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