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The study was carried out at Regional Agricultural Research Station, Nandyal to study the performance of advance chickpea breeding lines under rainfed and irrigated conditions during Rabi 2020-21 and 2021-22 in black cotton soils. The experiment was conducted in Factorial Randomized Block Design with eight chickpea genotypes (four Desi : NBeG 49, NBeG 776, NBeG 779, NBeG 857 and four Kabuli : NBeG 440, NBeG 789, NBeG 833, NBeG 844) under rainfed and irrigated condition with gross plot size 7.2 m2 . Significantly higher seed yield was recorded in desi genotypes, i.e NBeG-857 (2592 kg/ha) followed by NBeG- 779 (2526 kg/ha) and in kabuli genotype NBeG-440 (2055 kg/ha) followed by NBeG- 833 (1874 kg/ ha). The seed yield in irrigated conditions (2326 kg/ha) was significantly higher compared to rainfed conditions (1992 kg/ha). The interactions between genotypes and irrigation was not significant. In desi genotypes hundred seed weight was higher in NBeG -779 (28.7g) and in kabuli NBeG-833 had higher seed size (44.5g). Chickpea genotypes responded to irrigation and an yield advantage of 442 kg/ha was realized due to improvement in biomass and source sink relationship.
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