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International Journal of Agriculture and Nutrition
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Vol. 7, Issue 10, Part A (2025)

Studies on heterosis and inbreeding depresion for fruit yield and yield contributing traits in okra [Abelmoschus esculentus (L). Moench]  

Author(s):

DN Savdhariya and LJ Raval

Abstract:

Fruit production per plant had the highest heterobeltiosis (32.67% in JOL-2K-19 × EC-30563) mean, whereas heterosis over midparent ranged from -24.38% to 48.63%. The heterosis over better parent (heterobeltiosis) for various attributes ranged from -44.44% to 32.27%. Plant height showed the greatest heterosis over midparent (48.63% in JOL-2K-19 × EC-30563). Higher levels of inbreeding depression were seen in plant height (-18.37% in JOL-2K-19 × EC-30563) and internodal length (-19.39% in VRO-6 × IC-282248). Fruit yield per plant showed a significant and favourable inbreeding depression (7.43% in VRO-6 × IC- 282248, 7.50% in JOL-2K-19 × EC-30563, and 8.80% in GO-2 × EC- 30563).

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International Journal of Agriculture and Nutrition
How to cite this article:
DN Savdhariya and LJ Raval. Studies on heterosis and inbreeding depresion for fruit yield and yield contributing traits in okra [Abelmoschus esculentus (L). Moench]  . Int. J. Agric. Nutr. 2025;7(10):37-41. DOI: https://doi.org/10.33545/26646064.2025.v7.i10a.301
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