Vol. 10, Issue 12 (2021)

Author(s):
GR Borude, Nagrale SC and Meshram MP

Abstract:
Sixteen genotypes of mungbean were sown on three different sowing dates in randomised block design, with three replications at Pulses Research Unit, PDKV Akola for the estimation of genotypes stability by employing the Eberhart and Russell model. The data on seed yield was subjected to genotype × environment interaction analysis to identify stable and high yielding genotypes. Significant G × E interaction revealed differential performance of the genotype over the environments. Based on stability analysis, the genotype viz., AKM-12-22 and AKM-12-24 were found to be stable and high yielding across the environments. Hence, these genotypes can be recommended for all the three environments. The genotypes viz., PKV–AKM-4and BM–2003-2 were observed below average stable for most of the yield contributing characters and can be recommended for rich or favourable environment. AKM-12-28 showed above average stability for most of the yield contributing characters and can be used for poor or unfavourable environment.