Performance of different new genotypes of gladiolus

Rao, K. Dhanumjaya; Sushma, K.

doi:10.5958/0976-0547.2015.00024.5

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“…Variation in corm and cormel production observed in present study is in consonance with the reports of Singh et al (2013), Kadam et al (2014), Sisodia and Singh (2015) in gladiolus. Similar findings was observed by Poon et al (2010), Shaukat et al (2012), Jana et al (2013), Singh et al (2013a) and Rao et al (2015).…”

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Evaluation in Different Gladiolus (Gladiolus Grandiflorus L.) Varieties for Spike and Corm Yield Enhancement in Coastal Tamil Nadu

R¹,

S²

2021

PLANT ARCHIVES

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Gladiolus is one of the prime cut flower which occupies eight position in global trade among the cut flowers. To bring the gladiolus cultivation under commercial scale in coastal Tamilnadu condition it is imperative to identify suitable varieties. Hence, a field experiment was conducted in Randomized Block Design with two replications in Department of Horticulture, Annamalai University, during 2017-2018 to find out the suitability of twenty five gladiolus varieties for their growth, flowering, spike yield and corm yield characters under coastal region of Tamil Nadu. The results revealed that there were significant difference among the varieties with respect to vegetative parameters, flower and corm yield. Among all varieties, Sarala and White friendship were found performing better with highest growth, flowering and yield parameters. The maximum dry matter production was recorded in Sarala (37.61g plant-1) followed by White friendship(36.48g plant-1) and guvari (36.12g plant-1) and the minimum dry matter production was recorded in Hunting Song (11.60 g plant-1). Significantly highest spike length (95.41cm) and rachis length (54.94cm) were recorded in cultivar 'Sarala' followed by White friendship and Guvari. However, the maximum of one marketable spike yield per plant was observed in the cultivars Sarala, White Prosperity, Guvari and White friendship. The maximum number of (1.50) corms per plant was recorded in 'Sarala' and Guvari while many cultivars viz., Hunting Song, Green Star, Nova Zembla, Purple Flora, Adagio, Karma, Apollo, Morallo and Yellow star have produced only one corm. It could be concluded that the gladiolus varieties Sarala, White friendship and Guvari were found suitable for the coastal region of Tamil Nadu.

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Evaluation in Different Gladiolus (Gladiolus Grandiflorus L.) Varieties for Spike and Corm Yield Enhancement in Coastal Tamil Nadu

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2021

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“…The variation in length of spike and length of rachis is also observed by Susila (2013), Sarkar and Chakraborty (2014), Sindhu et al, (2014), Naresh et al, (2015) Chourasia et al, (2015), , Swaroop et al, (2017), Mushtaq et al, (2018). Negi et al, (2014), Kadam et al, (2014), Rao et al, (2015), Swaroop et al, (2017). The highest longevity of first floret was observed in cv.…”

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Varietal Evaluation of Gladiolus for Flowering Attributes Under Indo-Gangetic Plains

Singh¹,

Kumar²,

Sisodia³

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Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci

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“…Moreover hybrids/genotypes varied in the corm production depending upon their hereditary traits and their response to the climatic conditions prevailing in the area. Rao and Sushma (2015); Jana and Das (2013); Shaukat et al, (2012); Hossain et al, (2011) also observed variations in the number of corms of different gladiolus. Sharma and Gupta (2003) reported that availability of more food material stored in bigger sized mother corms that helped in better plant growth might be associated with the beneficial effect and corms production depends on the size of corms.…”

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Gladiolus Hybrids for Commercial Traits and their Evaluation

Swaroop¹,

Singh²,

Kumar³

2022

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci

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The present experiments were conducted with twenty-eight gladiolus hybrids along with check at the research farm of the Division of Floriculture & Landscaping, ICAR-Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi during the year 2021-22 to study the gladiolus hybrids for commercial traits and their performance and suitability for commercialization and profitability. The mean performance of gladiolus hybrids data were highly significant for all the traits studied. The results indicated that early flowering was observed in hybrids such as Chandni x Snow Princess, P-16-1 x Eurovision, Melody Open Seedlings and High Hopes Open Seedlings and its range was from 76.00 – 88.33 days after planting, whereas, late flowering was observed in hybrids such as Rose Time Steam Boat x GreenWillow (114.66 day), Swarnima x Viola (111.00 day) and Candyman x Anjali (107.00 day) respectively. Maximum plant height 145.33 cm, 133.00 cm, 131.33 cm, 131.00 cm and 130.66 cm were recorded in Green Pasture x Regency, Smokey Lady x HeadyWine, Salmon Queen Open Seedlings, Canada x GreenWillow and American Beauty x GreenWillow respectively. Number of florets per spike more than 19 was received in hybrid AVE x Mayur, Vidushi Mutant, Mayur x Howard, Pearl Beauty x Lucky Shamrock, Mayur x GreenWillow and Green Lilac Open Seedlings respectively. Maximum number of corms per plant was seen in many hybrids such as Smokey Lady x Oscar, Chandni x Snow Princess, Vidushi Mutant, Canada x GreenWillow, Candyman x Anjali, Salmon Queen Open Seedlings and Melody Open Seedlings respectively as compare to remaining hybrids and check. Hybrids Smokey Lady x HeadyWine, Vidushi Mutant and Canada x GreenWillow had produced maximum number of cormels as 77.33, 74.66, and 72.00 respectively as compare to other hybrids.

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Performance of different new genotypes of gladiolus

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Evaluation in Different Gladiolus (Gladiolus Grandiflorus L.) Varieties for Spike and Corm Yield Enhancement in Coastal Tamil Nadu

Evaluation in Different Gladiolus (Gladiolus Grandiflorus L.) Varieties for Spike and Corm Yield Enhancement in Coastal Tamil Nadu

Varietal Evaluation of Gladiolus for Flowering Attributes Under Indo-Gangetic Plains

Gladiolus Hybrids for Commercial Traits and their Evaluation

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