Agricultural and Biological Sciences
5 years ago

New cotton hybrids show promise for increased yield and commercial success.

International Journal of Chemical Studies
Studies on heterosis for yield and yield attributing traits in American cotton (<em>Gossypium hirsutum</em> L.)
Kethavathu Surya Naik, Y Satish, Dayal Prasad Babu

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The researchers studied different cotton hybrids to see which ones produced the most cotton. They found that hybrids like SCS-1207 × GSHV-177 and GSHV-177 × L1231 had the highest yields compared to the standard check. These hybrids not only produced more cotton but also had better traits for making cotton. This means there is potential to make more cotton by using these hybrids and developing new pure cotton lines.