Publications by authors named "Mastan Vali Dudekula"

Turmeric is an important commercial crop widely grown in Asia due to its pharmacological and nutritional value. India is the centre of turmeric diversity and many turmeric accessions have good rhizome yield, varying curcuminoids content and are well-adapted to various agro-climatic zones. In the present study, we unravel the diversity among 200 Indian turmeric accessions based on rhizome yield traits and curcuminoids content.

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Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Mastan Vali Dudekula"

  • - Mastan Vali Dudekula's research primarily focuses on the genetic diversity of Indian turmeric, particularly analyzing traits related to rhizome yield and curcuminoid content.
  • - In a study involving 200 turmeric accessions, Dudekula identified significant variations in both rhizome yield and curcuminoid levels, highlighting the adaptability of these accessions to different agro-climatic conditions in India.
  • - The findings contribute valuable knowledge to the understanding of turmeric's genetic variation, which is crucial for its cultivation and enhancement in terms of yield and nutritional quality.