Varietal performance under soil-moisture stress in sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum)

Indian Journal of Agricultural Science

Volumn 67, Issue 12, 1997, Pages 597-598

  Srivastava, R P ^a,b   Johari, D ^a,b   Singh, G P ^a  

^a Uttar Pradesh Cncl Sugarcane Res   (India)

^b Department of Physiology ^*

Author keywords

Moisture stress; Sugarcane; Varietal performance

Indexed keywords

SACCHARUM OFFICINARUM;

EID: 0031421669     PISSN: 00195022     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: None     Document Type: Article

References (14)

1. Bowyer J S and Bowen B L 1970. Inhibition of oxygen evolution in chloroplast isolated from leaves with low water potential. Plant Physiology 45 : 612-5.
2. Chen M T and Bor J J. 1966. Studies on drought resistance in sugarcane. Report, 40, Taiwan Sugar Experiment Station, pp 34.
3. Dillewijn C V. Botany of Sugarcane. p 871. Chron Botanica Co. Waltham, Mass, the USA.
4. Dwivedi R S, Srivastava K K, Soloman S and Singh K. 1988. Rapid test for drought resistance in sugarcane. Sugarcane, (UK) : spring suppl pp 31-2.
5. Gill H S. 1962. The influence of soil drought on the growth, yield and quality of cane varieties in relation to their drought endurance. Indian Journal of Agronomy 7 : 148-59.
6. Mongelard J C. 1969. The effect of different water-regimes on the growth of two sugarcane varieties. Proceeding of International Society of Sugarcane Technologists 13 : 643-51.
7. Singh G B, Motiwala M P, Prasad S R and Singh A B. 1984. Critical stages when sugarcane requires irrigation in sub-tropical India. Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences 54 (5) : 387-9.
8. Singh R G and Singh S. 1974. Studies on drought tolerance of sugarcane varieties. Proceeding of Fortieth Annual Convention of Sugar Technologists Association of India, part I, pp A 73-83.
9. Singh S and Srivastava R P. 1992. Studies on stomatal behaviour on sugarcane under moisture stress. National Seminar on Plant Physiology, held during 15-17 January 1992 at Agricultural Research Station, Rajasthan Agricultural University, Durgapura, Jaipur, pp 28-9.
10. Singh U S. 1974. Efficient use of water in sugarcane. Sugar News 5 (9, 10) : 17-20.
11. Singh U S and Negi V S, 1969. Performance of some improved canes under different levels of irrigation and their relative ability in enduring the stress of drought conditions. Indian Sugar 18 (11) : 1-5.
12. Srivastava R P, Johari D, Ali S A and Singh, Sudama. 1994. Effect of moisture stress on growth, yield and juice quality of sugarcane. Proceedings of National Seminar of Indian Society for Plant Physiology on Impact of Plant Physiology on Indian Agriculture, held during 27-29 January 1994 at Agriculture College, Bapatla, p 8.
13. Srivastava R P, Tewari T N, Johari D and Singh S P. 1995. After effect of water stress on stomatal opening potential in sugarcane. National Symposium on Strategies to Enhance Sugar Productivity, held during 14-16 October 1995 at Indian Institute of Sugarcane Research, Lucknow, p 20.
14. Srivastava R P, Tewari T N, Johari D, Singh S P and Singh, Sudama. 1996. Varietal differences in stomatal diffusive resistance and transpiration under soil moisture stress in sugarcane. Indian Journal of Plant Physiology (NS) 1 (1) : 54-6.