Heterosis
for yield and other yield contributing economic traits in eggplant (Solanum melongena L.).
Prasad V, Dwivedi VK, Deshpande AA and Singh
BK.
Proceedings of the XV EUCARPIA meeting on genetics
and breeding of capsicum and eggplant, 2-4 September 2013, Torino, Italy, pp
697-700, 2013.
E-mail:
bksinghkushinagar@yahoo.co.in
Abstract
Twenty-eight non-reciprocal F1brinjalhybrids
(Solanum melongena L.) obtained from eight
diverse genotypes were evaluated to estimate
heterosis over better parent, mid parent and standard checks for eighteen
commercial traits. Four hybrids (Pusa Purple Long × Black Beauty, Gulabi Long
×Surati Ravaiya, Pusa Purple Long ×Gulabi Long and Pusa Purple Long × Green
Long) in long fruited segment and one hybrid each in round fruited (Black
Beauty ×Surati Ravaiya) and small fruited segment (BB-44 × Black Beauty)were
excelled in economic heterosis and showed 7.82 to 112.87 % heterosis over
various standard checks.These six hybrids could be evaluated in multi-location
and may be released for commercial cultivation as per adaptability to various
agroclimatic regions. The pink fruit colour is dominant over purple colour,
nevertheless recessive with dark purple and black colour.
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