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Reaction of sorghum germplasm against shoot fly (Antherigona soccata Raondani)
Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry · 2018 · Vol. 7 · pp. 235–237
Abstract
Fifty sorghum germplasm were evaluated under field conditions against Shoot fly (Antherigona soccata) at Collage of Agriculture Gwalior. On the basis of data Per cent dead heart caused by Shoot fly in different genotypes ranged from 4.92 to 25.38%. Genotype Gird-17 was found less susceptible to Shoot fly followed by E-25, Gird-48, ERS-29, E-192, Gird-8, Gird-28, ER-10-1 and E-224. Whereas, genotype E-199 was found highly susceptible to Shoot fly followed by ER-32 and E-241.
Rice Cultivation and Yield ImprovementPlant responses to water stressSorghumGermplasmShootHorticultureBiologyAgronomy
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