Abbas,, E. (2004). PRODUCTIVITY OF SOME FABA 'BEAN (Vicia faba, l.) GENOTYPES IN NORTH EGYPT. Journal of Plant Production, 29(9), 4857-4864. doi: 10.21608/jpp.2004.238793
EI. EI. Abbas,. "PRODUCTIVITY OF SOME FABA 'BEAN (Vicia faba, l.) GENOTYPES IN NORTH EGYPT". Journal of Plant Production, 29, 9, 2004, 4857-4864. doi: 10.21608/jpp.2004.238793
Abbas,, E. (2004). 'PRODUCTIVITY OF SOME FABA 'BEAN (Vicia faba, l.) GENOTYPES IN NORTH EGYPT', Journal of Plant Production, 29(9), pp. 4857-4864. doi: 10.21608/jpp.2004.238793
Abbas,, E. PRODUCTIVITY OF SOME FABA 'BEAN (Vicia faba, l.) GENOTYPES IN NORTH EGYPT. Journal of Plant Production, 2004; 29(9): 4857-4864. doi: 10.21608/jpp.2004.238793
PRODUCTIVITY OF SOME FABA 'BEAN (Vicia faba, l.) GENOTYPES IN NORTH EGYPT
Field crops research institute, Agric. Research Center, Giza, Egypt.
Abstract
The aims of this study were to evaluate and estimates the genetic variation for 8 'aOO bean (Vicia (aba, L.) genotypes for three performance and yield potential at Tag EL-Ezz Research station. Oakahlia Governorate. The eight genotypes were Sakha 1. Giza 3, 9211121836. 93/1151/943. 961738/1033, 93112001948. 99/961195 and 2000165111423. the studied character were plant height. number of branches/plant; number of podslplant, seed yieldlplant, 100 seed weight, number of seeds/pod, seed yield (ardablfad) and straw yield (tIfad). The sowing date was November t" In the two growing seasons. Results indicated that, Significant differences occurred among seasons due to the variation in weather conditions which affected on yield and performance of genotypes. The genotype 93/1151/943 was the highest significant for seed yield over all genotypes (10.01 ardablfad) increase of 49 % over the yield of Giza 3. The culnvar Sakha 1 gave the high seed yield after genotype 93f11511943 compared with the other genotypes. Seed yield ranged from8.29 to 9.48 ardablfad for 91/1121/836, 961738/1033, 93/12001998, 99/691/1195 and 2000165111423. The genotype 93/1151/943 Increased In seed and straw yieldslfad. High phenotypes coefficient of variation, broad sense heritability, together with genetic advance are showed for seed yieldlplant, suggesting that pronounced progress shoul" !"'e expected from selection among genotypes for yield character In North Egypt.
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