Add to ORKGSystematic mutation breeding research in India was started at Ranchi Agricultural College, Kanke, Bihar, India, around 1971 by Haque and his co-workers. Choudhary (1972) studied induced polygenic variability in the R-II generation in the variety of \u27Sepaya Black\u27 of soybean. Choudhary (1972) reported that 10 Kr radiation treatment of gamma rays was effective in shifting the mean values in positive direction for various quantitative characters including seed yield
Soybean is generally cultivated in India as a sole or monoculture crop. However, its intercropping w...
The leguminous protein and oil rich crop soybean requires specific environrnent for its successful g...
Breeding for earliness and tolerance to lower temperatures during vegetation period was a starting-...
In India, soybean is generally sown during summer (June-October). However, due to tremendous variabi...
Systematic mutation breeding research in India was started at Ranchi Agricultural College, Kanke, Bi...
In spite of high yielding ability of Birsa Soybean-1 for the plateau re-gion of Bihar, it has not be...
Gamma rays were used to induce the genetic variability for different quantitative characters in Brag...
PK-308\u27 has been developed at this station from a cross of T-31 x Hardee following the pedigree m...
Upadhyaya (1976) observed that the number of mutant plants was exceedingly low in segregating M2 pro...
Soybean has been under cultivation in low hills of Kumaon and Garhwal regions of the Himalayas and t...
Since 1970, soybean radiation experiments have been conducted in Thailand. The objectives are (1) to...
Soybean (Glycine max (L.) Merrill) is the miracle crop of the twentieth century. It is a new introdu...
The varieties of a crop with their differential genetical makeup exhibit wide variation in regard to...
Although mutation studies are very common in most of the crop plants, soybean (Glycine max [L.] Merr...
Soybean has been called the miracle crop of the twentieth century. It is one of the most nutritious ...
Soybean is generally cultivated in India as a sole or monoculture crop. However, its intercropping w...
The leguminous protein and oil rich crop soybean requires specific environrnent for its successful g...
Breeding for earliness and tolerance to lower temperatures during vegetation period was a starting-...
In India, soybean is generally sown during summer (June-October). However, due to tremendous variabi...
Systematic mutation breeding research in India was started at Ranchi Agricultural College, Kanke, Bi...
In spite of high yielding ability of Birsa Soybean-1 for the plateau re-gion of Bihar, it has not be...
Gamma rays were used to induce the genetic variability for different quantitative characters in Brag...
PK-308\u27 has been developed at this station from a cross of T-31 x Hardee following the pedigree m...
Upadhyaya (1976) observed that the number of mutant plants was exceedingly low in segregating M2 pro...
Soybean has been under cultivation in low hills of Kumaon and Garhwal regions of the Himalayas and t...
Since 1970, soybean radiation experiments have been conducted in Thailand. The objectives are (1) to...
Soybean (Glycine max (L.) Merrill) is the miracle crop of the twentieth century. It is a new introdu...
The varieties of a crop with their differential genetical makeup exhibit wide variation in regard to...
Although mutation studies are very common in most of the crop plants, soybean (Glycine max [L.] Merr...
Soybean has been called the miracle crop of the twentieth century. It is one of the most nutritious ...
Soybean is generally cultivated in India as a sole or monoculture crop. However, its intercropping w...
The leguminous protein and oil rich crop soybean requires specific environrnent for its successful g...
Breeding for earliness and tolerance to lower temperatures during vegetation period was a starting-...