Data on assessment of nodulation potential in mini-core genotypes and land races of Chickpea
2014
Gopalakrishnan, S | Mohan Singh | Swarnalakshmi K | Srinivas V | Abhishek, Rathore | Hari D. Upadhyaya | Basu PS | Sushil Kumar Chaturvedi | Administrator
The data set contains the Chickpea mini-core collection consisting of 211 accessions was developed based on geographic distribution and qualitative traits from 1956, accessions of the core collection of Chickpea, representing 16,991 accessions available in the ICRISAT gene bank. The qualitative traits considered in selecting mini-core included 28 early maturing accessions, 39 high grain yield accessions, 16 large seed sized Kaubli type accessions, 12 salinity tolerance accessions, 18 drought tolerance accessions, 5 high temperature tolerance accessions, 67 wilt resistant accessions, 6 dry root rot resistant accessions, 3 Ascochyta blight resistant accessions, 55 Botrytis tolerant accessions, 18 multiple disease resistant accessions and 5 Helicoverpa tolerant accessions and 68 land races. Three chickpea cultivars (BG-256, Subhra and RSG 888) were also used as standard checks. Nodulation potential of these mini-core genotypes and land races of chickpea was conducted in a completely randomized design (CRD) under glass house conditions. At 45 days after sowing, data of nodule number and dry weight of shoot and root were recorded. Subject: Agricultural sciences <br> <br> <b> <a href="https://drive.google.com/open?id=1zV_JLTrQgqJ_uBv0jliD7CILm2oAADi2&usp=sharing">Experiment location on Google Map</a> </b> <br> <br>
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