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volume 34 issue 1 (march 2000) : 63-66

ANALYSIS OF STABILITY FOR YIELD AND YIELD ATTRIBUTES IN NIGER (GUIZOTlA ABYSSINICA CASS.)

H
H.S. PatH
R
R.D. Borole
J
J.K. Purkar
1All India Coordinated Research Project on Niger, Zonal Agriculture Research Station, N.A.R.P. Igatpuri-422 403, India
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Cite article:- PatH H.S., Borole R.D., Purkar J.K. (2025). ANALYSIS OF STABILITY FOR YIELD AND YIELD ATTRIBUTES IN NIGER (GUIZOTlA ABYSSINICA CASS.). Indian Journal of Agricultural Research. 34(1): 63-66. doi: .
The phenotypic stability of eight genotypes of Niger grown over seven locations in Maharashtra State was studied for seed yield and five yield attributes. The variances due to genotypes, environments, g x e interactions, environment + (g x e) and environment linear were significant. On partitioning of g x e interaction, both components were significant; however, linear component was larger in magnitude indicating its significance in the inheritance of these traits. In the individual parameter of stability. It was observed that the genotype IGP-76 was found most responsive and stable for all characters studied. The genotype phule-4 was found stable for seed yield and capitula/plant; whereas, UN-4 have shown below average stability for 1000 seed weight and seeds/capitulum.
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