Morpho-physiological parameters associated with chlorosis resistance to iron deficiency and their effect on yield and related attributes in potato (Solanum tuberosum L.)

Clarissa Challam; S Dutt; J Sharma; M Raveendran; D Sudhakar

doi:10.24154/jhs.v16i1.1094

Authors

Clarissa Challam ICAR–Central Potato Research Institute Author
S Dutt ICAR–Central Potato Research Institute Author
J Sharma ICAR–Central Potato Research Institute, Shimla Author
M Raveendran Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore Author
D Sudhakar Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24154/jhs.v16i1.1094

Keywords:

Correlation, Iron-deficiency chlorosis, Morpho-physiological parameters, Potato, Yield

Abstract

The aim of the study was to assess genotypical differences over different stages for morphophysiological parameters associated with iron (Fe) deficiency and their effect on yield. The factorial pot experiment was comprised of two major factors, i) soil-Fe status of natural vertisol [Fe-sufficient and Fe-deficient soils], and ii) genotypes [CP-3443, CP- 4105, CP-3486 and CP-4069] with differential iron-induced deficiency chlorosis (IDC) response. Data were recorded and associations between different traits were estimated. Under Fe-deficient soil, tolerant genotype (CP-3443) recorded significantly higher chlorophyll content, peroxidase activity in leaves, and better yield compared to susceptible genotypes which verified usefulness as IDC tolerant potato genotypes characteristics.

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