Emasculation in red gram
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This document discusses emasculation in redgram plants. It provides details on the botany of redgram, including its roots, leaves, inflorescence, flowers, and pods. It describes the self-pollination and crossing techniques used to breed redgram, specifically focusing on emasculation which involves removing the stamens from flower buds before they open to prevent self-pollination and allow controlled crossing. The emasculation process and photos of emasculated redgram buds and fields are also presented.
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Emasculation in red gram
- 1. PRESENTED BY – SHILPA.C EMASCULATION IN REDGRAM
- 3. CONTENT INTRODUCTION ORIGIN IMPORTANT BOTANY ANTHESIS SELFING CROSSING- EMASCULATION EMASCULATION VEDIO PHOTOS OF PEGIONPEA FIELD
- 11. BOTONY
- 12. ROOT
- 13. LEAVES
- 15. INFLORESCENCE
- 19. FLOWER
- 23. COMPLETE FLOWER
- 24. CALYX
- 25. COROLLA
- 30. GYNOECIUM
- 32. PODS
- 36. SEEDS
- 38. ANTHESIS
- 41. CROSSING TECHNIQUE REDGRAM FLOWER IS LARGE AND SHOWY SELECT THE FLOWER BUDS,WHICH ARE SUPPOSE TO OPEN IN A DAY ARE SO . EMASCULATE BY REMOVING THE STAMEN WITHOUT CAUSING INJURY TO THE GYNOCEIUM COVER THE EMASCULATED FLOWER AND POLLINATE THEM WITH DESIRED POLLEN NEXT DAY BETWEEN 8-10 AM USING BRUSH,BEFORE STIGMA LOOSES ITS RECEPTIVITY COVER THE CROSSED FLOWERS USING PAPER /CLOTH BAGS WITH PROPER PRECAUTION AGAINST INSECTS PESTS AND DISEASES.
- 44. EMASCULATION
- 45. PHOTOS OF REDGRAM IN FIELD
- 46. PLANT
- 49. CALYX COROLLA