Abstract

The performance of six diverse black gram genotypes was evaluated in summer and rabi seasons during 1992 and 1993 under sodic soil. Pooled analysis of variance indicated significant differences among the genotypes and the environments. The genotype x environment interaction was highly significant indicating differential performance of genotypes under varied environmental conditions. The genotypes SSRC 1 and CO.5 showed higher yields, low stability of yield and adapted better to saline soil conditions. CoBG 282 recorded comparable yield to Co.5 and was better adapted to poor environment with yield stability

Keywords: Black Gram, Sodic Soil, GXE Interaction, Adaptation, Lincar Component