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Features of Tetraploid Cotton Varieties of Tamilnadu

Important Features of Tetraploid Cotton Varieties of Tamilnadu states of India

Variety/ Hybrid

Year of Release

Yield (q/ha)

Duration (Days)

Ginning Percent

M.H.L (mm)

Spinning Counts

Area of cultivation

TAMILNADU

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CO2

1929

7

190

31

24

24

T.N.Winter Crop

CO4

1939

9

190

34

24

24

T.N.Summer Crop

MCU 1

1950

9

180

32

27

36

Tamil Nadu

MCU 2

1955

10

180

35

27

36

Tamil Nadu

PRS 72

1966

8

125

36

25

40

Tamil Nadu

MCU 4

1967

10

165

37

28

50

Summer Tract

MCU 5

1968

19

165

35

30

50

Tamil Nadu, A.P.

Sujata *

1969

14

180

30

32

90

Tamil Nadu

MCU 6

1970

5 R

160

37

25

40

Tamil Nadu

MCU 7

1972

12

145

35

23

30

TN Rice Fallows

MCU 8

1974

15

160

35

28

50

Summer Tract

Suvin*

1974

15

190

30

36

120

Tamil Nadu

Suman

1976

14

150

38

26

40

T.N.,A.P.,K.S.

MCU 9

1978

18

165

36

30

50

Winter Tract

Supriya

1979

18

145

38

29

50

T.N. and A.P

KC 1

1980

9

180

34

23

40

Tamil Nadu

TNB 1*

1981

13

170

32

33

80

Tamil Nadu-

MCU 5 VT

1982

20

165

34

29

50

WinterTract, T.N.

MCU 10

1982

8 R

165

36

25

40

Rainfed areas

LRA 5166

1982

10 R

180

35

24

34

TN,AP,MS,KS

MCU 11

1988

22

155

35

26

50

Winter Tract

SVPR 1

1991

16 R

135

35

25

40

Summer Tract

Paiyur 1

1991

11.5

150

37

23

40

WinterRainfed Tract

ADT 1

1992

12

125

34

22

40

Rice Fallows

LRK 516

1992

12 R

160

36

25

36

Maharashtra, Gujarat

SVPR 2

1996

16

160

36

25

30

Summer Tract

Surabhi

1997

35

170

35

29

55

South Zone

KC 2

1997

7.5

150

37

25

40

Tamil Nadu

R=Rainfed yield

 

*G.barbadense varieties.

Source: www.cicr.org.in 

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