Study of response to aluminium toxicity among Maize landraces of North Eastern Hill Region (NEH) of India / (Record no. 4498)

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Classification number 633.1523
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Personal name Moirangthem, Nirali
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Title Study of response to aluminium toxicity among Maize landraces of North Eastern Hill Region (NEH) of India /
Statement of responsibility, etc by Nirali Moirangthem
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Date of publication, distribution, etc c2015
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Title [Genetics and Plant Breeding, School of Crop Improvement]
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Summary, etc A set of fourteen landraces collected from different states of North Eastern India were evaluated for response to aluminium stress. The evaluation was based on hydroponics studies with special emphasis on root characters, hematoxylin staining and recovery of treated plants in field condition. A path analysis study on potential traits affecting selection was also done. Differential response of landraces evaluated to aluminium stress was observed. Root growth studies in hydroponics suggested that landraces N11 (1) with the highest net root length as well as root to total biomass ratio and Mi5 (8) with comparable performance as control for all traits studied responded better to induced aluminium stress. The hematoxylin staining method gave consistent results with hydroponics experiment. Net root length was negatively correlated with phenotypic index for hematoxylin staining. Landraces N11 (1), S11 (1) and S16 (1) with a phenotypic index of 1 recorded almost comparable results with control suggesting that mechanism of tolerance was controlled at the apoplastic level. From Path Analysis studies on yield, it could be concluded that selection criteria for higher yield in our conditions would be effective for ear weight and total grain weight. Yield results in the field, showed the control plants to be significantly better yielders as compared to the treated plants. For treated plants, Mi1 (1) and M7 (4) were the highest yielding approximately 19.06 and 18.99 q/ac and were at par statistically at with each other. Mi1 (1) also recorded the highest total dry weight accumulation in hydroponics studies while M7 (4) recorded the highest harvest index for treated plants in the field experiment. Both landraces had also recorded comparable results for net root length and root dry weight under treated conditions with control plants in the hydroponics experiment. Better yield in Mi1 (1) as compared to Mi5 (8) and N11 (1) even with a very high hematoxylin index indicated that tolerance for this landrace is possibly governed at the symplast level. From these findings of the present study, it may be seen that the genetic variability exists in the landraces studied and could be exploited as source germplasm in breeding programmes for aluminium stress after further confirmation.<br/>Keywords: Aluminium tolerance, Maize landrace, North Eastern India, Hydroponics, Hematoxylin stain, Path Analysis. <br/>
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Geographic name Crop production
General subdivision Maize Landraces
Geographic subdivision North East India
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Personal name Sen, Devyani
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    Dewey Decimal Classification     School of Crop Improvement CPGS CPGS 27/08/2015   633.1523 MOI TH168 24/01/2020 27/08/2015 MSc Thesis
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