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Tarnab-73 - A new high yielding wheat variety for North West Frontier Province.
Author(s):
1. Allauddin Khan Baluch: Agricultural Research Institute, Peshawar, Pakistan
2. Paigham Shah: Agricultural Research Institute, Peshawar, Pakistan
3. Zar Qureshi: Agricultural Research Institute, Peshawar, Pakistan
4. Khaista Gul: Agricultural Research Institute, Peshawar, Pakistan
Abstract:
Tarnab-73 step forward in the evolution of wheat varieties was selected from the exchange breeding material of the coordinated wheat programme. Tarnab-73 alongwith 4 other varieties viz Khushal-69, Maxi Pak-69, Chenab-70 and Pak-70 was put in various types of yielded tests conducted at Tarnab, Pirsabak, Sera Naurang and D. I. Khan. In 42 yield trials. Tarnab-73 gave the highest mean yield of 36.29 maunds/acre having better quality wheat variety. It is a spring type variety having, good tillering capacity, dark green foliage and white glabrous glumes. It is a medium maturing variety taking 130-140 days to flowers. It is resistant to stem and yellow rust but moderately resistant to leaf rust. It is a semi dwarf variety with elastic straw and thus comparatively resistant to lodging. Its 1.000 grain weight is 40-42 gms and the grains are hard amber coloured and thus of good bread making quality.
Page(s): 90-97
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Published: Journal: Frontier Journal of Agricultural Research, Volume: 3, Issue: 1--2, Year: 1976
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