Oakes Irrigation Research Site
Carrington Research Extension Center * North Dakota State University
P.O. Box 531, Oakes, ND 58474-0531, Voice: (701) 742-2189, FAX: (701) 742-2700, email: rgreenla@ndsuext.nodak.edu

 

CARROT HYBRID PERFORMANCE TRIAL, 2001

Richard Greenland, Leonard Besemann and Delores Anderson


Results summary

Table 9. US #1 and total carrot yield for baby carrots

Table 10. Root characteristics for baby carrots

Table 11. US #1 & total carrot yield for cut & peel carrots

Table 12. Root characteristics for cut and peel carrots

Table 13. US #1 & total carrot yield for cello carrots

Table 14. Root characteristics for cello carrots

Table 15. US #1 & total carrot yield for processing carrots

Table 16. Root characteristics of processing carrots


In North Dakota, carrots grow very well. Carrots have greater commercial production potential than any other vegetable. We tested baby carrots (both true and cut and peel); cello types, and processing types.


MATERIALS AND METHODS


Soil:

Embden Sandy Loam; pH=7.2; 2.5% organic matter; soil-P and soil-K were very high; soil-S was very low.

Previous crop:

2000 - cabbage, cauliflower, radish and broccoli; 1999 - onion; 1998 - pepper.

Seedbed

Preparation:

Chisel plow twice April 29. Multiweed (field cultivate) three times; once on May 9 to incorporate fertilizer and smooth seed bed and twice on May 14 to incorporate herbicide.

Planting:

Direct seeded raw carrot seeds with a barley cover crop (one bu/acre) on May 15 with a Monosem precision planter. Planting pattern was 3 lines per row (2 inches between lines in the row) on 18-inch centers. Planting rate was about 500,000 seeds/acre for processing, 800,000 seeds/acre for cello, 1.2 million seeds/acre for cut & peel and 1.4 million for baby carrots.

Plots:

Plots were 17 ft long by three feet wide (two rows wide plus the wheel track) . There were 4 reps.

Fertilizer:

On April 23, broadcast 14 lbs N/acre and 70 lbs P2O5/acre as 10-50-0, 16 lbs N/acre and 19 lbs S/acre as 21-0-0-24. Sprayed 50 lbs N/acre as 28-0-0 on May 9. Fertigated 35 lbs N/acre as 28-0-0 on July 2 on all carrots.

Irrigation:

Overhead sprinkler irrigation as needed.

Pest

control:

Weeds were controlled using Treflan (1.5 pt/acre on May 14), Poast + Dash (1.5 pt + 1 pt/acre on June 12), Lorox (1 lb/acre on May 16 and 2 lbs/acre on June 22) and by hand weeding. We sprayed Sevin (1 qt/acre on July 12, July 30 and Aug 27) and Asana (8 oz/acre on July 20, Aug 8 and Aug 15) to control leafhopper.

Harvest:

The baby carrots were harvested three times; July 11, July 18 and July 25. The cut and peel baby carrots were harvested three times; July 23-24, Aug 1 and Aug 15. The cello carrots were harvested twice; Aug 21 and Aug 28. The processing carrots were harvested once on October 8. The harvest area was two rows wide by three feet long for all carrots.


RESULTS


Hokum was the best carrot in the baby carrot trial. SugarSnax had the highest yield while PrimeCut 59 was the best looking in the cut and peel trial. Of the cello and processing type carrots 1909 had the highest yields.


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Table 9. US #1 and total carrot yield for carrots in the Oakes Irrigation Research Site 2001 baby carrot hybrid performance trial.

Hybrid

Seed source1

US #1 carrots

Total yield

Total roots

yield (by root diameter)

% of total yield

>13/16"

¾ to 13/16"

⅝ to ¾”

⅜ to ⅝”

total

 

----------------------------- tons/acre -------------------------

%

tons/acre

1000s/acre

Harvested July 11

Adelaide

BE

0.1

0.8

2.1 a

1.7 b

4.8 b

82 a

5.8 b

546 b

Mignon

BE

0.0

0.0

0.1 b

1.2 b

1.3 c

62 b

2.0 c

407 c

Mokum

JS

0.0

0.9

2.4 a

2.9 a

6.2 a

86 a

7.3 a

645 a

C.V (%)

233

90

17

29

16

6

13

9

Probability

0.19

0.09

<0.0001

0.01

0.0001

0.0009

<0.0001

0.004

Harvested July 18

Adelaide

BE

1.0 b2

2.7 b

3.7 a

1.7

9.1 b

86 a

10.6 b

615 a

Mignon

BE

0.0 b

0.4 c

1.2 b

1.4

 3.0 c

74 b

4.0 c

465 b

Mokum

JS

3.1 a

4.6 a

3.6 a

1.5

12.8 a

87 a

14.8 a

662 a

C. V. (%)

62

19

37

21

22

5

21

14

Probability

0.006

<0.0001

0.03

0.35

0.0008

0.005

0.0008

0.03

Harvested July 24

Adelaide

BE

4.7 b

5.0 a

2.5

0.5 b

12.7 a

86

14.6 a

601

Mignon

BE

0.9 c

1.5 b

1.4

0.9 a

 4.6 b

83

 5.5 b

414

Mokum

JS

8.4 a

4.5 a

1.9

0.7 ab

15.5 a

85

18.1 a

659

C. V. (%)

34

43

37

20

26

8

22

21

Probability

0.002

0.04

0.16

0.04

0.004

0.73

0.002

0.054


1See Appendix A for a list of seed sources.

2Values in the same column followed by the same letter are not significantly different at the 0.05 level. If no letters in column, then there were no statistically significant differences between values in that column.


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Table 10. Root characteristics for carrots in the Oakes Irrigation Research Site 2001 baby carrot hybrid performance trial.

Hybrid

Seed source1

Multiple root

Average length

Root diameter

Core diameter

Cortex color2

Core color2

Contrast3

Uni-formity

Overall score

US #1 size

 

%

-------------- inches ---------

  -----1 to 4 ---

----- 1 to 5 ---

1 to 10

oz/root

Harvested July 11

Adelaide

BE

10

4.2 b4

0.56 ab

0.28

2.0 b

3.0

3.3 b

3.1 b

6.5 a

0.41 a

Mignon

BE

5

3.3 c

0.49 b

0.23

2.0 b

2.8

3.5 b

3.8 a

3.0 b

0.25 b

Mokum

JS

4

4.8 a

0.61 a

0.26

3.0 a

3.0

4.5 a

3.8 a

7.5 a

0.43 a

C.V (%)

67

8

10

19

0

9

15

8

25

10

Probability

0.22

0.002

0.04

0.36

<0.0001

0.42

0.04

0.03

0.01

0.001

Harvested July 18

Adelaide

BE

9

4.2 b

0.69

0.27

2.8 a

3.3

3.8

3.0

6.0 a

0.61 b

Mignon

BE

10

3.7 b

0.58

0.25

1.8 b

3.0

2.8

2.8

4.0 b

0.36 c

Mokum

JS

9

5.3 a

0.72

0.25

3.0 a

3.0

2.8

3.8

6.9 a

0.78 a

C. V. (%)

30

7

12

12

18

9

51

25

17

11

Probability

0.85

0.0008

0.10

0.58

0.02

0.42

0.61

0.26

0.01

0.0002

Harvested July 24

Adelaide

BE

9

4.4 b

0.67

0.28

1.5

3.8

2.3

2.8

5.3

0.86 a

Mignon

BE

8

4.1 b

0.67

0.29

1.8

3.0

3.0

2.4

5.3

0.51 b

Mokum

JS

6

5.4 a

0.74

0.28

2.5

3.3

2.0

2.8

5.0

0.95 a

C. V. (%)

37

9

11

10

29

11

33

23

17

12

Probability

0.29

0.01

0.37

0.96

0.10

0.07

0.26

0.61

0.90

0.001


1See Appendix A for list of seed sources.

2Color: 1=yellow orange; 2=light orange; 3=medium orange; 4=dark orange.

3Contrast between cortex and core. The higher the number the lower the contrast.

4Values in the same column and date followed by the same letter are not significantly different at the 0.05 level. If no letters in column, then there were no statistically significant differences between values in that column.


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Table 11. US #1 & total carrot yield for carrots in the Oakes Irrigation Research Site 2001 cut & peel carrot hybrid performance trial.

Hybrid

Seed source1

US #1 carrots

Total yield

Total roots

yield (by root diameter)

% of total yield

>13/16"

¾ to 13/16"

⅝ to ¾”

⅜ to ⅝”

total

 

------------------------------- tons/acre ------------------------------

%

tons/A

1000s/A

Harvested July 24

Indiana

BE

1.6 ab

2.0 b

2.7 b

1.7

8.0 bc

85

9.5 bc

540

Intruder (1812)

BE

0.4 d

1.8 b

2.8 b

2.3

 7.3 bc

83

 8.7 bc

603

Newport

BE

0.4 d

2.0 b

2.8 b

1.6

 6.9 c

86

 8.0 c

512

PrimeCut 59

SS

0.7 cd

1.8 b

2.8 b

2.3

 7.5 bc

83

 9.0 bc

553

SugarSnax

JS

2.0 a

3.4 a

3.5 ab

1.4

10.3 a

87

11.8 a

545

SugarSnax 54

SS

1.2 bc

3.8 a

3.5 ab

1.7

10.1 a

86

11.8 a

604

SXC 3293

SS

0.7 cd

1.8 b

4.2 1

2.1

 8.8 ab

86

10.3 ab

564

C.V (%)

43

23

19

33

14

7

11

15

Probability

0.0002

<0.0001

0.02

0.28

0.002

0.94

0.0004

0.69

Harvested August 1

Indiana

BE

5.1 bc

2.9

2.0

1.0

10.9 b

83

13.1 c

503 b

Intruder (1812)

BE

3.0 c

2.5

2.7

1.6

 9.8 b

82

11.9 c

583 a

Newport

BE

4.6 bc

2.7

2.4

1.1

10.8 b

83

13.0 c

531 ab

PrimeCut 59

SS

3.0 c

3.9

2.6

1.2

10.6 b

82

12.9 c

538 ab

SugarSnax

JS

7.4 a

3.8

2.4

1.0

14.5 a

84

17.3 a

560 ab

SugarSnax 54

SS

6.4 ab

3.5

2.1

1.0

12.9 a

80

16.3 ab

583 a

SXC 3293

SS

5.2 b

3.6

3.6

1.4

13.9 a

89

15.6 b

595 a

C. V. (%)

29

21

31

39

11

6

7

9

Probability

0.003

0.06

0.14

0.35

0.0002

0.31

<0.0001

0.14

Harvested August 15

Indiana

BE

9.6 b

3.8

1.9

1.0

16.2

81

19.9

537

Intruder (1812)

BE

 7.8 b

3.5

2.4

1.4

14.9

78

19.1

594

Newport

BE

 8.1 b

2.9

2.1

1.0

14.1

82

17.2

512

PrimeCut 59

SS

10.6ab

3.8

2.1

0.6

17.1

83

20.8

561

SugarSnax

JS

14.1 a

3.0

1.7

0.7

19.5

83

23.4

734

SugarSnax 54

SS

14.0 a

2.8

1.2

0.3

18.3

85

21.4

432

SXC 3293

SS

 8.7 b

3.4

3.1

1.2

16.4

86

18.9

541

C. V. (%)

25

34

37

52

20

7

17

25

Probability

0.009

0.76

0.08

0..06

0.34

0.57

0.27

0.17


1See Appendix A for list of seed sources.

2Values in the same column followed by the same letter are not significantly different at the 0.05 level. If no letters in column, then there were no statistically significant differences between values in that column.


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Table 12. Root characteristics for carrots in the Oakes Irrigation Research Site 2001 cut and peel carrot hybrid performance trial.

Hybrid

Seed source1

Multiple root

Average length

Root diameter

Core diameter

Cortex color2

Core color2

Contrast3

Uni-formity

Overall score

US #1 size

 

%

----------- inches -----------

----- 1 to 4 -----

----- 1 to 5 ----

1 to 10

oz/root

Harvested July 24

Indiana

BE

8

6.9

0.63

0.31 ab

3.0

3.0 ab

3.0

3.3

6.5

0.73 bc

Intruder (1812)

BE

5

6.6

0.61

0.30 ab

2.8

2.5 abc

3.0

3.5

6.5

0.60 d

Newport

BE

5

6.8

0.68

0.37 a

2.8

2.3 bc

3.0

3.5

6.0

0.66 bcd

PrimeCut 59

SS

9

6.8

0.60

0.25 b

2.8

2.3 bc

2.8

3.5

6.8

0.65 cd

SugarSnax

JS

5

7.2

0.67

0.27 b

3.0

2.8 abc

4.0

3.3

6.5

0.81 a

SugarSnax 54

SS

5

7.4

0.61

0.31 ab

3.0

3.3 a

2.3

3.3

6.0

0.73 ab

SXC 3293

SS

6

7.1

0.59

0.25 b

3.0

2.0 c

2.5

3.8

6.3

0.69 bc

C.V (%)

68

7

13

21

11

21

30

21

18

8

Probability

0.70

0.40

0.61

0.11

0..66

0.04

0.22

0.94

0.95

0.0009

Harvested August 1

Indiana

BE

 6

7.0 abc4

0.72 c

0.31

3.0

3.5

3.0 bc

2.4

6.8

0.97 bc

Intruder (1812)

BE

 8

6.6 c

0.80 a

0.33

3.0

2.9

3.3 bc

2.0

6.3

0.83 d

Newport

BE

 6

6.6 c

0.74 bc

0.32

2.8

3.5

3.5 abc

2.3

6.9

0.91 cd

PrimeCut 59

SS

 5

6.9 bc

0.75 bc

0.31

3.0

2.6

2.9 bc

2.9

7.0

0.90 cd

SugarSnax

JS

 8

7.2 ab

0.78 ab

0.32

3.0

2.6

4.5 a

2.6

6.8

1.10 a

SugarSnax 54

SS

11

7.3 a

0.73 c

0.31

3.0

2.8

3.8 ab

2.1

6.1

1.05 ab

SXC 3293

SS

 6

6.9 abc

0.72 c

0.27

3.0

2.0

2.5 c

3.3

7.8

0.97 bc

C. V. (%)

46

4

4

14

6

30

22

40

12

7

Probability

0.28

0.02

0.02

0.42

0.46

0.21

0.03

0.59

0.18

0.0004

Harvested August 15

Indiana

BE

7

7.5

0.79

0.35 a

3.3 ab

2.9

3.8

3.3

6.8

1.35 b

Intruder (1812)

BE

11

6.8

0.75

0.27 b

2.9 bc

2.6

4.5

2.8

6.0

1.15 b

Newport

BE

8

7.1

0.74

0.31 b

3.6 a

3.1

3.5

2.6

6.3

1.25 b

PrimeCut 59

SS

7

7.1

0.76

0.30 b

2.9 bc

2.8

4.0

3.1

6.5

1.39 b

SugarSnax

JS

7

7.1

0.78

0.31 b

2.5 c

2.8

4.0

3.3

6.8

1.27 b

SugarSnax 54

SS

8

7.6

0.75

0.30 b

3.3 ab

2.6

4.3

3.7

7.4

1.75 a

SXC 3293

SS

7

6.7

0.76

0.29 b

3.4 ab

3.0

4.0

3.3

7.3

1.25 b

C. V. (%)

64

6

5

11

14

23

15

14

14

16

Probability

0.92

0.06

0.64

0.04

0.04

0.90

0.37

0.051

0.37

0.02


1See Appendix A for list of seed souces.

2Color: 1=yellow orange; 2=light orange; 3=medium orange; 4=dark orange.

3Contrast between cortex and core. The higher the number the lower the contrast.

4Values in the same column and date followed by the same letter are not significantly different at the 0.05 level. If no letters in column, then there were no statistically significant differences between values in that column.


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Table 13. US #1 & total carrot yield for carrots in the Oakes Irrigation Research Site 2001 cello carrot hybrid performance trial.

Hybrid

Seed source1

US #1 carrots

Total yield

Total roots

yield (by root diameter)

% of total yield

>1.5"

1.0 to 1.5"

¾ to 1"

total

>1.0"

total

 

 

----------------------- tons/acre ---------------------

------ % -----

tons/A

1000s/A

Harvested August 21

1909

BE

15.9 a2

10.5

0.7 c

27.1 ab

77

80 bc

34.0 ab

414

Apache

SS

 5.3 de

12.8

3.1 a

21.1 def

73

86 ab

24.6 ef

405

Bangor

BE

14.9 ab

12.3

0.3 c

27.4 a

75

76 c

36.2 a

414

Bergen

BE

 8.9 cde

13.5

0.9 bc

23.3 b-f

79

82 abc

28.4 d

405

Berlanda

BE

 7.4 cde

15.0

0.9 bc

23.4 b-f

74

77 c

30.1 cd

428

Bolero

VL

 8.6 cde

14.9

0.9 bc

24.4 a-d

79

82 abc

29.8 cd

371

Choctaw

SS

 5.0 e

12.0

2.9 a

19.9 f

75

88 a

22.5 f

384

Fontana

BE

 9.7 cde

12.3

0.5 c

22.5 c-f

79

81 abc

27.9 de

376

Idaho

BE

10.0 bcd

14.4

1.6 b

25.9 abc

75

80 bc

32.4 bc

439

Kamaran

BE

12.1 abc

11.5

0.6 c

24.2 a-e

75

77 c

31.6 bcd

380

Navajo

SS

 5.0 e

11.6

3.8 a

20.3 ef

71

87 ab

23.4 f

380

C.V (%)

37

21

45

12

8

6

9

14

Probability

0.0005

0.27

<0.0001

0.005

0.59

0.03

<0.0001

0.72

Harvested August 28

1909

BE

23.7 a

9.8

0.5 c

34.0 a

78

79

42.9 a

399

Apache

SS

 8.5 efg

13.6

2.9 b

25.0 cde

78

87

28.7 cd

411

Bangor

BE

19.5 ab

11.5

0.2 c

31.1 ab

79

79

39.2 a

384

Bergen

BE

14.6 bcd

12.1

0.5 c

27.2 cb

78

79

34.3 b

375

Berlanda

BE

 9.4 d-g

15.7

0.7 c

25.8 bcd

78

80

32.0 bc

397

Bolero

VL

 9.5 d-g

15.3

0.5 c

25.4 cde

76

77

32.7 bc

438

Choctaw

SS

 6.1 g

10.4

4.3 a

20.8 de

65

82

25.3 de

404

Fontana

BE

12.2 c-e

10.5

0.3 c

23.0 cde

81

82

28.2 cde

316

Idaho

BE

13.6 cde

10.9

0.8 c

25.3 cde

76

79

32.0 bc

367

Kamaran

BE

15.2 bc

11.3

0.1 c

26.7 bc

81

82

32.5 bc

338

Navajo

SS

 6.9 fg

11.0

2.1 b

20.0 e

75

84

23.8 e

350

C. V. (%)

31

24

58

15

9

8

10

15

Probability

<0.0001

0.10

<0.0001

0.001

0.19

0.63

<0.0001

0.17


1See Appendix A for list of seed sources.

2Values in the same column and date followed by the same letter are not significantly different at the 0.05 level. If no letters in column, then there were no statistically significant differences between values in that column.


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Table 14. Root characteristics for carrots in the Oakes Irrigation Research Site 2001 cello carrot hybrid performance trial.

Hybrid

Seed source1

Multiple root

Average length

Root diameter

Core diameter

Cortex color2

Core color2

Contrast3

Uni-formity

Overall score

US #1 size

 

%

----------- inches ------------

--- 1 to 4 ---

----- 1 to 5 ----

1 to 10

oz/root

Harvested August 21

1909

BE

5

5.8 cd4

1.10

0.53

2.6 abc

3.3

2.3

2.1

6.0

3.6 ab

Apache

SS

4

6.9 a

1.05

0.50

2.6 abc

2.8

3.0

2.3

6.3

2.3 ef

Bangor

BE

6

5.7 d

1.20

0.54

2.5 bc

2.9

2.0

2.4

6.0

3.8 a

Bergen

BE

7

6.1 bcd

1.19

0.63

2.4 bc

3.4

2.4

2.4

6.4

3.1 bcd

Berlanda

BE

7

6.4 a-d

1.10

0.56

2.0 c

3.4

2.5

3.1

7.3

2.9 d

Bolero

VL

8

5.9 cd

1.24

0.54

2.8 abc

2.8

3.3

2.5

6.4

3.0 cd

Choctaw

SS

5

6.8 ab

1.14

0.53

3.4 a

3.5

3.0

2.9

7.1

2.2 f

Fontana

BE

8

6.1 bcd

1.20

0.55

2.5 bc

3.0

2.8

2.4

6.4

2.9 cd

Idaho

BE

8

6.4 bcd

1.13

0.58

2.9 ab

3.6

2.4

2.4

6.4

2.8 de

Kamaran

BE

6

6.1 bcd

1.25

0.57

2.9 ab

3.8

2.6

2.8

6.8

3.5 abc

Navajo

SS

7

6.6 ab

1.23

0.57

3.4 a

3.5

2.9

2.8

6.9

2.1 f

C.V (%)

77

8

11

18

20

22

30

25

11

13

Probability

0.98

0.03

0.96

0.95

0.04

0.28

0.37

0.58

0.35

<0.0001

Harvested August 28

1909

BE

6

6.1 cd

1.26

0.55

3.1 ab

3.5

3.6 ab

3.1

6.0 bc

4.2 ab

Apache

SS

4

6.8 a

1.09

0.50

3.3 a

3.5

4.0 ab

3.1

7.4 a

2.5 ef

Bangor

BE

6

6.1 cd

1.27

0.67

3.0 ab

3.0

2.0 cd

2.9

5.8 c

4.3 a

Bergen

BE

7

6.5 abc

1.17

0.63

2.3 c

2.9

1.5 d

2.6

7.0 ab

3.7 bc

Berlanda

BE

7

6.2 bcd

1.14

0.64

2.3 c

3.3

2.1 cd

3.4

7.0 ab

3.1 d

Bolero

VL

7

5.8 d

1.21

0.48

3.0 ab

3.0

3.8 ab

2.6

6.6 abc

3.0 de

Choctaw

SS

12

6.9 a

1.15

0.50

3.5 a

3.4

4.4 a

3.1

7.1 a

2.2 f

Fontana

BE

7

6.4 abc

1.18

0.51

3.0 ab

3.3

2.3 cd

3.6

7.4 a

3.4 cd

Idaho

BE

12

6.5 abc

1.20

0.52

3.0 ab

3.9

3.0 bc

3.3

6.6 abc

3.3 cd

Kamaran

BE

7

6.0 cd

1.30

0.48

3.0 ab

2.8

4.0 ab

3.4

7.3 a

3.7 bc

Navajo

SS

8

6.8 ab

1.16

0.58

3.3 a

3.9

3.8 ab

3.4

7.6 a

2.5 ef

C. V. (%)

61

7

10

18

15

18

29

25

10

11

Probability

0.34

0.01

0.44

0.06

0.005

0.08

0.0005

0.79

0.02

<0.0001


1See Appendix A for list of seed sources.

2Color: 1=yellow orange; 2=light orange; 3=medium orange; 4=dark orange.

3Contrast between cortex and core. The higher the number the lower the contrast.

4Values in the same column and date followed by the same letter are not significantly different at the 0.05 level. If no letters in column, then there were no statistically significant differences between values in that column.


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Table 15. US #1 & total carrot yield for carrots in the Oakes Irrigation Research Site 2001 processing carrot hybrid performance trial.

Hybrid

Seed source1

US #1 carrots

Total yield

Total roots

yield (by root diameter)

% of total yield

>1.5"

1.0 to 1.5"

total

>1.0"

total

 

----------------- tons/acre ----------

--------- % --------

tons/acre

1000s/acre

1909

BE

41.0 a2

4.8

46.0 a

86

86

53.3 a

257

Apache

SS

20.8 d

5.2

26.7 d

76

78

34.6 cde

259

Bangor

BE

37.7 ab

5.4

43.3 ab

88

88

48.6 ab

249

Bergen

BE

37.3 ab

6.3

43.6 ab

89

89

48.5 ab

255

Berlanda

BE

33.8 abc

6.6

40.6 ab

85

85

47.5 ab

263

Bolero

VL

32.3 abc

3.9

36.5 a-d

83

84

43.6 bc

223

Choctaw

SS

21.3 d

7.5

29.6 cd

86

88

33.7 de

249

Fontana

BE

29.5 bcd

4.6

34.1 bcd

87

87

39.2 b-e

231

Idaho

BE

31.5 abc

4.8

36.4 a-d

82

83

44.1 ab

247

Kamaran

BE

33.0 abc

5.8

38.8 abc

83

83

46.5 ab

250

Navajo

SS

24.5 cd

4.2

29.1 cd

87

88

33.0 e

214

C.V (%)

22

37

19

8

8

15

18

Probability

0.003

0.39

0.05

0.44

0.61

0.0009

0.88


1See Appendix A for list of seed sources.

2Values in the same column followed by the same letter are not significantly different at the 0.05 level. If no letters in column, then there were no statistically significant differences between values in that column.


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Table 16. Root characteristics of carrots in the Oakes Irrigation Research Site 2001 processing carrot hybrid performance trial.

Hybrid

Seed source1

Multiple root

Average length

Root diameter

Core diameter

Contrast

Overall score

US #1 size

 

%

------------ inches --------------

1 to 5

1 to 10

oz/root

1909

BE

10

8.5

1.81

0.91 c

3.0 b-f

6.9

6.8 a

Apache

SS

 9

8.1

2.08

1.13 ab

3.5 a-d

6.6

4.4 c

Bangor

BE

 5

7.9

1.90

1.17 a

1.8 f

7.6

6.5 a

Bergen

BE

 7

8.3

2.05

1.12 ab

2.8 b-f

7.5

6.2 ab

Berlanda

BE

12

7.5

1.87

1.17 a

2.0 ef

7.6

6.0 ab

Bolero

VL

11

7.6

1.83

0.95 bc

4.1 ab

7.3

6.3 ab

Choctaw

SS

 9

7.6

1.82

0.98 abc

4.5 a

7.5

4.4 c

Fontana

BE

 10

8.2

1.90

0.97 abc

3.3 a-e

7.3

5.8 ab

Idaho

BE

10

7.6

1.98

1.05 abc

2.5 c-f

7.8

5.7 ab

Kamaran

BE

 8

8.0

1.93

0.94 bc

2.6 c-f

7.4

5.9 ab

Navajo

SS

 8

8.2

2.10

1.17 a

4.0 abc

6.9

5.3 bc

C.V (%)

61

8

9

14

32

10

14

Probability

0.73

0.42

0.24

0.02

0.006

0.61

0.002


1See Appendix A for list of seed sources.

2Values in the same column followed by the same letter are not significantly different at the 0.05 level. If no letters in column, then there were no statistically significant differences between values in that column.


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