Evaluation of sugarcane genotypes for theoretical yield of alcohol
Keywords:
Sugarcane, ethanol, path analysis.
Abstract
Seventy seven genotypes of sugarcane were evaluated in second clonal stage for theoretical yield of alcohol. The genotypes viz., 2010T-72 (14.67 g/100ml), 2010T-16 (14.01 g/100ml) and 2010T-88 (13.93 g/100ml) showed significantly higher performance over the best check Co 7219 (12.80 g/100ml) for theoretical yield of alcohol. Path analysis revealed that the characters viz., total sugars per cent, pol per cent cane and CCS per cent exhibited positive direct effects on theoretical yield of alcohol and the other characters also exhibited their indirect positive effects on theoretical yield of alcohol via total sugars per cent, pol per cent cane and CCS per cent, indicating that these were the major contributing characters to theoretical yield of alcohol in sugarcane.
Published
30-09-2013
How to Cite
M.Shanthi Priya, K.H.P.Reddy, M.Hemanth Kumar, V.Rajarajeswari, G.Mohan Naidu
Evaluation of sugarcane genotypes for theoretical yield of alcohol. 2013. Electronic Journal of Plant Breeding, 4 3, 1232-1236. Retrieved from https://ejplantbreeding.org/index.php/EJPB/article/view/346
Issue
Section
Research Article
It is certified that:
- The corresponding author is fully responsible for any disputes arising due to the publication of his/her manuscript.
- The article has been seen by all the authors who are satisfied with its form and content.
- The sequence of names of authors in the by-line is as per their relative contribution to this experiment, giving due credit to all scientists who made notable contribution to it.
- All the authors fully understand that inclusion of any other co-authors or exclusion of any co-authors is not possible once the article has been submitted to the journal.
- The corresponding author takes full responsibility for this article.
- The address of the organization where the research was conducted is given.
- The article is exclusive for this journal, and the results reported here have not been sent (and will not be sent during its consideration by this journal) for publication in any other journal.
- Authors agree to abide by the objective comments of referees and do agree to modify the article into a short note as per the recommendation, for publication in the Electronic Journal of Plant Breeding.
- If published in Electronic Journal of Plant Breeding, the copyright of this article would vest with the Indian Society of Plant Breeders, who will have the right to enter into any agreement with any organization in India or abroad engaged in reprography, photocopying, storage and dissemination of information contained in it, and neither we nor our legal heirs will have any claims on royalty.
