Impact of Sowing Time on Yield and Fibre of Bt. Cotton Varieties in Arid Environment of Dera Ismail Khan

Ullah, Najeeb; Khan, Niamat Ullah; Khakwani, Abdul Aziz; Baloch, Mohammad Safdar; Khan, Ejaz Ahmad; Khan, Farkhanda; Ullah, Zaki

doi:10.17582/journal.sja/2019/35.1.264.273

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“…Phenological parameters Number of days from planting to first floral bud initiation: The outcomes in 4). It has been accounted for that temperature was the primary factor for influencing crop improvement and inception of the principal square and its advancement was temperature and cultivar subordinate (Bilal et al, 2019;Ullah et al, 2019). It has been likewise revealed that botanical bud inception and development were influenced by photoperiod and commencement of squaring was utilized for the choice of early genotype (Godoy, 1994).…”

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“…This appearance of the absolute first blossom was photoperiod subordinate (Sarwar et al, 2012). The essential factor influencing crop advancement was the temperature (Bilal et al, 2019;Ullah et al, 2019). Among cultivars, the thing that matters was minor for a considerable length of time to the primary blossom (Table 4).…”

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“…CIM-598. Bilal et al (2019) and Ullah et al (2019) saw that all out dry matter was fundamentally shifted with planting dates and cultivars and their connection likewise demonstrated enormous outcomes. Iqbal (2010) observed that complete dry matter amazingly changed with various planting dates and cultivars and early planting have more absolute dry matter aggregation.…”

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“…Among three cultivars MNH-886 produced the most extreme number of monopodial branches (2.63) that is factually at standard with BH-184 while CIM-598 delivered a base number of monopodial branches (2.23). It has been accounted for that the quantity of monopodial branches was altogether influenced by various cultivars (Ullah et al, 2019;Bilal et al, 2019;Sarwar et al, 2012).…”

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“…Low yield of late planted cotton might be credited to the brief term of the flowering stage, all the more shedding of blossoms, pre-experienced blooming and boll shedding and over the top attack of viral infections like CLCV. Seed cotton yield was improved with extending of blossoming period before the beginning of any natural stress and by improving the utilization of dampness and supplements during boll advancement and development stages (Bilal et al, 2019;Ullah et al, 2019). Design of cultivars varies which decides the ideal dispersing required for a cultivar for gainful yield.…”

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Assessment of the Consequences of Heat Changes on Cotton Cultivars Growth, Phenology and Yield at Different Sowing Regimes

Mehboob¹,

Iqbal²,

Israr³

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C otton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) is a direct non-food cash yield of the world, comprehensively utilized in cloth producing industries (Iqbal et al., 2019). Additionally, it is widely used for fiber creation and oil extraction. Pakistan is the fourth in the rundown of significant cotton-producing countries and acquires a Abstract | Temperature is the main climatic factor that influences the yield just as entire development of farming crops. All periods of phenology of crops are temperature sensitive. Hence, information on appropriate temperature for best yield is significant so as to get maximum production. In current examination, a field test was directed to evaluate the phenology, relative development, ideal sowing time, comparative growth just as yield execution of three cultivars of Bacillus thuringiensis Cotton (Bt. Cotton) at different sowing systems during summer 2015 at cotton research station Regional Agriculture Research Institute Bahawalpur (RARI) Pakistan. The test was directed in an irregular complete block design (RCBD) with a split-plot course of action comprising of three replications. One factor comprised of six planting dates (for example April15 and 30, 15 and 30 May, 14 and29 June) and other factor comprising of three Bt. cotton cultivars (BH-184, MNH-886 and CIM-598). The after effects of the test indicated that both sowing dates and cultivars fluctuated fundamentally for development, phenology and yield. Highst leaf area index (LAI) 4.38, total dry matter (TDM) 1033 g m -2 , leaf area duration (LAD) 275.6 days and mean harvest development rate 6.51g m -2 day -1 were recorded on April 30 sowing. Yield contributing boundaries like opened boll, average boll weight and 100-seed weight altogether shifted and highest seed cotton yield 3847 kg ha -1 was acquired by cv. MNH-886 when it was planted on April 30.

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Assessment of the Consequences of Heat Changes on Cotton Cultivars Growth, Phenology and Yield at Different Sowing Regimes

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Improving Cotton Fiber Quality Through Strategic Sowing: Implications for Phosphorus Management from Experiments in Chato District, Tanzania

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Tryphone,

Kisetu Nassary

2024

Journal of Natural Fibers

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Identifying lint properties of some cotton genotypes (Gossipum hirsutum L.) using different statistical models

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The study was conducted to compare between nine cottonseed genotypes (Gossipum hirsutum L) which included, two local Iraqi genotypes Coker 310 and Lachata (which originating from America and Spanish and recorded in Iraq) and three of the Bakhtegan, Khordad, Varamin genotypes are from Iran, and four of them Cafko, Dunn 1047, Montana, Stoneville genotypes are from America (USA) which aimed to identify yield components and fiber quality properties. The field experiment was designed with randomised complete block design using three replicates in Grdmal village, south Erbil, which is 30 km far from centre of Erbil, Iraq. Statistical analysis of the traits shown significant differences among the nine cotton genotypes, significantly maximum fiber strength, fiber elongation and protein yield (33.20 (g tex -1 ), 6.80 % and 118.27) were recorded by the first Iraq's genotype Lachata. Highest values of fitness and fibre weight plant -1 (4.70 microner and 6.64 g) were recorded from Bakhtegan Iran's genotype. Maximum value for uniformity (85.10 %) was also recorded by Khdorda Iran's genotype. From the principal component analysis (PCA) shows the angle value between each of the two variables elongation, uniformity and strength is ≤ 90 º it means there was significant correlation between them and via versa

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Impact of Sowing Time on Yield and Fibre of Bt. Cotton Varieties in Arid Environment of Dera Ismail Khan

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Assessment of the Consequences of Heat Changes on Cotton Cultivars Growth, Phenology and Yield at Different Sowing Regimes

Assessment of the Consequences of Heat Changes on Cotton Cultivars Growth, Phenology and Yield at Different Sowing Regimes

Improving Cotton Fiber Quality Through Strategic Sowing: Implications for Phosphorus Management from Experiments in Chato District, Tanzania

Identifying lint properties of some cotton genotypes (Gossipum hirsutum L.) using different statistical models

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