Abstract

                                Genotype x environment interactions investigated for seed yield in taramira (Eruca sativa L.) during winter seasons over three years revealed significant variation for genotypes and genotype x environment interaction for seed yield. The major portion of the interaction was accounted for by the presence of linear components as non-linear component was non significant. The genotype RTM-1 gave the maximum mean seed yield and showed near unit responses under fluctuating environments. Genotypes LDCH-2 and RTM-2 performed better under favourable and unfavourable growing seasons respectively.

Key words : Taramira, stability.