Author: V.MYLSWAMI, P.NAGARAJAN, P.VINDHIYA VARMAN, A.JOHN JOEL, T.S.RAVEENDRAN, R.RABINDRAN, P.DEVASENAPATHY, K.RAJAMANICKAM and A.CHRISTOPHER LOURDURAJ,
p-ISSN: 0024-9602, e-ISSN:2582-5321, Vol: 81, Issue: nov-nov,
An attempt to evolve a groundnut variety with superior yield, high oil content and resistant to abiotic and biotic stresses has resulted in the isolation of a promising culture ALG 56. It is a pureline selection from ICGV 86011 (DH 3-20 x USA 20) (NCAC 2232). This bunch groundnut matures in 105 days and is suitable for Chitraipattam (April). It out yielded the checks Co 2 and VRI 2 with substanted yield and field tolerance to diseases and pests. High oil content of 52% and a seed dormancy period of 15 days are the additional advantages of this variety. It is a good quality fodder too. Hence it was released as ALR 2 for rainfed and irrigated conditions of Pollachi tract.
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