Результаты испытания гибридов столовой моркови в условиях верхнего Приамурья
Year: 2013
Type: article
Abstract: The agro-climatic conditions of the Amur Region differ significantly from those of other areas, and that suggested the identification of garden carrot hybrids ensuring an early and stable yield as the research purpose. The following research objectives were involved: the study of garden carrot's features of growth, development and aboveground part formation; the identification high-yielding garden carrot hybrids with stable indices of early and total yield and high marketability. The trial was conducted at the Agrobiological Station of the Blagoveshchensk State Pedagogic University in 2011-2012. The following ten Dutch garden carrot F1 hybrids were studied: Bangor, Canada, Canterbury, Cupari, Carson, Cascade, Camarillo, Abaco, Abledo, and Abrina. Phenological monitoring, biometry and yield records were run by conventional techniques. The cultural practice of the trial was recommended for the southern area of the Amur Region. According to the phonological monitoring results, all hybrids were assigned to mid-season group with 104-106 days' period from full germination to industrial ripeness. The comparison of roots length and diameter of root crops with the variety types' specifications revealed their full conformity. In terms of obtained marketable yield, Camarillo and Bangor hybrids produced the highest yields of 120.0 and 142.0 t ha respectively. The studied hybrids produced higher yields of marketable roots compared to the released accessions.
Language: Russian
Topic: Genetics and Plant Breeding
Subfield: Plant Science
Domain: Life Sciences
SDG: Zero hunger
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W38271990