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Sh. M.M. Dhasmana, Scientist-C Dr. D.P.Paiwal, Scientist-C REC cum CDC (SGSY), Udham Singh Nagar Dr N.K.Sahani, Scientist-C Sh. D.C. Joshi, Scientist-C Dr. Ashwani Kant, Scientist-C CDC,Kalsi Dr S.P.Singh, Scientist-C Sh S.Kumar, Scientist-C Sh. Suresh Kumar, T.A. HIMACHAL PRADESH REC, Una Dr. Tribhuwan Singh, Scientist – C Dr. Ranjan Tiwary, Scientist-C Dr. S.K. Tyagi, Scientist-C REC, Dutt Nagar, Rampur Shimla Sh. Suresh Prakash, T. A Sh Babu Lal ( w.e.f. 13/04/2009) HARYANA Sub-REC, Panchkula Dr. Pratap Narayan, Scientist-C Sh C.K. Purohit, Scientist-B PUNJAB REC, Sujanpur Dr. O. P. Gadgala, Scientist-C RAJASTHAN REC, Fateh Nagar [Rajasthan] Dr. S.S. Chauhan, Scientist-C
MULBERRY BREEDING & GENETICS SECTION Project: Multilocational Trial of Superior Mulberry Selections M. F. Baqual (upto November, 2009), Aftab A. Shabnam and R.K.Fotadar The studies have been taken up for identification of a mulberry genotype suitable under the varied ecozones of temperate conditions of Kashmir. The F 1 selections have been short listed based on their sprouting behavior, rootability and high leaf yield as envisaged in the concluding project entitled “Breeding of early sprouting and high yielding mulberry variety (ies) amenable to propagation by stem cuttings and high survival ability for rainfed conditions in Kashmir and other temperate regions of North India.” The ranking of the selections has been done by using joint scoring technique. The analysis revealed that S-140 stood first in ranking followed by S-145, S-152 and S-106 in that order (Table 1). It was envisaged to formulate a new project and accordingly a complete note on the project entitled “Evaluation of F 1 selections of mulberry (Morus spp.) for their suitability under varied ecozones of temperate conditions of Jammu and Kashmir” was formulated and presented in RC meeting held at RSRS, Sahaspur on 09.02.2010. Subsequently the trial was laid out at three sites namely, P4 BSF, Manasbal, REC, Y.K.Pora and SDD, Kalmoonah, Kupwara in a randomized block design. The study involves three F 1 selections viz. S-140, S-145 and S-106 along with Goshoerami as control involving both tree and dwarf types of plantations. The studies on root proliferation as a part of the above said project was taken up to ascertain the behaviour of root proliferation and to test them under varied ecozones of temperate conditions of North India for their suitability. Accordingly stem cuttings of 11 short listed F 1 selections along with three controls namely Goshoerami, Chinese White and Rokokuyaso were planted in a randomized block design at CSR&TI Pampore. The data has been generated on sprouting behaviour of the selections and related parameters of root biomass, which is in conformity with their rankings (Fig. 1). The studies also indicate that the selected F 1 s are better than control with regard to root/shoot ratio thereby indicating superior vigour of plants at sapling stage (Fig. 2). The study shall be repeated to confirm the findings. The stability studies were taken up on 14 short listed selections with a view to throw light on attaining the stability in leaf yield of the selections at a particular age of the plant. Accordingly the data on yield and yield attributes was generated during autumn season from two year old plantation. The leaf yield varied from 0.200 to 0.444
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(8.53cm) and and breadth of leaves
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(12.627%) and Cyperus (11.481%). Un
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P.K.Singh, S.S.Tomar and M.M.Bhatt
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(kg/plant) (kg /plant) Spring Summe
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Further, 12000 nursery of AR-12, AR
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condition of temperate and subtropi
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Under Central Sector Scheme Code: 2
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esults of Dun 6 and Dun 22, inferti
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Combination Hat. % No. of chawkie w
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a) Human Resource Development: All
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Due to intermitted rain and snowfal
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d) Demonstration of Silkworm crop p
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RESEARCH EXTENSION CENTRE, SUJANPUR
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D. Demonstration of mulberry twigs
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SH6 x NB4D2 DOS, J&K 21 829.00 48.7
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PROGRESS OF CDC / FFS, NOWSHERA UND
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(20 ozs) and SH6X NB4D2 (20 ozs) we
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1000 saplings of S146 variety were
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Total 55 74 2766.500 50.300 - -- -
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Disease forecasting and forewarning
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Due to low rainfall at REC Farm (20
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Autumn crop, 2009: 400 DFLs of NB4D
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mulberry trees grown under sub trop
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C. Other / Farm activities: Mainten
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earing worms were distributed among
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Test centre (PRAP): The centre also
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N.K.Sahani, D.C.Joshi and A.K.Kant
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project assistance/credit to swaroj
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harvested (Kg) Cocoon (g) Shell (g)
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(c) Intercropping technology for cu
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Autumn, 2009: During Autumn, 2009,
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Launched Mass level three tier disi
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Farmer’s Training School: The far
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Research Papers: PUBLICATIONS 1. An
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Papers presented in seminars/worksh
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17. S. M. Quadir (2009) Preservatio
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DETAILS OF CONFERENCE/WORKSHOP/SEMI
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Development of winning Research Pro
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ii) Pest & Diseases management iii)
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were organized during the year 2009
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EXPENDITURE 2009-2010 - At a Glance
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