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Milestone C.4.1.2: Core collection <strong>of</strong> pearl millet evaluated <strong>in</strong> multilocations <strong>in</strong> India (HDU/CLLG/NARS,<br />

2008)<br />

Sets <strong>of</strong> pearl millet core collection consist<strong>in</strong>g <strong>of</strong> 504 accessions and four control cultivars were sent to All India<br />

Pearl millet improvement Program, Mandor for evaluation at five locations <strong>in</strong> India. Data is awaited from <strong>the</strong>se<br />

locations. <strong>The</strong> prelim<strong>in</strong>ary analysis at <strong>ICRISAT</strong>, Patancheru revealed that IPs 9496, 11584, 15010, 17554, and<br />

17566 (60-62 days) were early flower<strong>in</strong>g, IPs 8130, 10401, and 12650 (30-56 cm) were short statured good for<br />

mechanical management and IP 12570 (210 cm) was good for fodder. IPs 5207, 5447, 10290, 11457, and 12338<br />

(56 – 64 cm) had long spike length. IPs 7440, 8000, 10456, 10471, and 17753 (35-40 mm) had thick spikes.<br />

HD Upadhyaya and CLL Gowda<br />

Milestone C.4.1.3: Reference sets <strong>of</strong> chickpea and sorghum phenotyped for agronomic traits<br />

(HDU/CLLG/CTH/BVSR, 2008)<br />

300 accessions <strong>of</strong> chickpea reference set are be<strong>in</strong>g phenotyped for yield and o<strong>the</strong>r important agronomic and<br />

morphological descriptors along with five control cultivars. Data record<strong>in</strong>g is <strong>in</strong> progress.<br />

HD Upadhyaya, N Lalitha and CLL Gowda<br />

Output target C.5: M<strong>in</strong>i core and or reference collections <strong>of</strong> staple crops and small millets evaluated to<br />

identify trait specific germplasm (2012)<br />

Activity C.5.1: Evaluate m<strong>in</strong>i core and reference collections for resistance to important biotic stresses<br />

Milestone C.5.1.1: M<strong>in</strong>i core and reference collections <strong>of</strong> chickpea germplasm evaluated for resistance to AB,<br />

BGM, wilt, collar rot and dry root rot under controlled environment and field (SP/HDU/PMG/RKV/CLLG,<br />

2008)<br />

Chickpea m<strong>in</strong>i core evaluated for diseases resistance: Chickpea m<strong>in</strong>i core subset consist<strong>in</strong>g <strong>of</strong> 211 accessions<br />

were reevaluated to confirm <strong>the</strong>ir resistance to ascochyta blight (AB), botrytis gray mold (BGM), fusarium wilt<br />

(FW), collar rot (CR) and dry root rot (DRR) diseases under controlled environment conditions at <strong>ICRISAT</strong>-<br />

Patancheru. Standardized optimum conditions for <strong>in</strong>dividual diseases were used for evaluation. Accessions<br />

were categorized and grouped based on <strong>the</strong>ir reaction to each disease <strong>in</strong> both tests.<br />

Resistance to AB: High levels <strong>of</strong> resistance to AB were not found <strong>in</strong> m<strong>in</strong>i core subset. However, three desi type<br />

accessions ICC 1915, ICC 6306, ICC 11284 were identified as moderately resistant (3.1 to 5 rat<strong>in</strong>g) to AB.<br />

Among <strong>the</strong>se three accessions, ICC 6306 had a 100 seed mass <strong>of</strong> 25 g while <strong>the</strong> rest had

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