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

Richard Greenland, Leonard Besemann and Heidi Eslinger


Results summary

Table 19. US #1 and total carrot yield for carrots in the baby carrot hybrid performance trial

Table 20. Root characteristics for carrots in the baby carrot hybrid performance trial

Table 21. US #1 and total carrot yield for carrots in the cut and peel carrot hybrid performance trial

Table 22. Root characteristics for carrots in the cut and peel carrot hybrid performance trial

Table 23. US #1 & total carrot yield for the cello carrot hybrid performance trial

Table 24. Root characteristics for the cello carrot hybrid performance trial

Table 25. US #1 & total carrot yields for carrots in the jumbo carrot hybrid performance trial

Table 26. Root characteristics of carrots in the jumbo carrot hybrid performance trial

Table 27. US #1 & total carrot yields for carrots in the dicer carrot hybrid performance trial

Table 28. Root characteristics of carrots in the dicer carrot hybrid performance trial


           In North Dakota, carrots grow very well. Carrots have greater commercial production potential than any other vegetable. We tested true baby, cut and peel, cello, jumbo and dicing types of carrots.


MATERIALS AND METHODS


Soil:

Maddock sandy loam, Hecla sandy loam and Embden sandy loam; pH=7.1; 2.5% organic matter; soil-P was very high, soil-K was medium, and soil-S was low.

Previous crop:

2003 - potato; 2002 - cabbage, carrot, edible bean, field corn, onion, potato, soybean, sugar beet, sweetcorn and wheat; 2001 - field corn.

Seedbed

Preparation:

Disked on April 2 and May 26. Multiweeded (field cultivated) three times on May 27 – once to level the seed bed and twice to incorporate fertilizer and herbicide.

Planting:

Direct seeded raw carrot seeds on May 28 with a Monosem precision planter. Carrot planting pattern was 2 lines per row (2.5 inches between lines in a row) for the processing and dicing carrots and 3 lines per row (2 inches between lines in the row) for all other carrots with rows on 18-inch centers. Planting rate was about 330,000 seeds/acre for dicing, 500,000 seeds/acre for jumbo, 800,000 seeds/acre for cello, 1.2 million seeds/acre for cut and peel, and 1.86 million seeds/acre for baby carrots. A row of barley cover crop (0.45 bu/acre) was planted between and parallel to the carrot rows.

Plots:

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

Fertilizer:

On April 15 broadcast 20 lbs N/acre and 24 lbs S/acre as 20-0-0-24. Applied 50 lbs N/acre on May 27 and 60 lbs N/acre on July 15 as 28-0-0.

Irrigation:

Surface drip irrigation as needed.

Pest

control:

Weeds were controlled using Treflan preplant incorporated (1.5 pt/acre on May 27), Lorox (1 lb/acre on May 28 and 1.5 lbs/acre on June 30), Fusilade + NIS (12 oz/acre + 0.5% v/v on June 19, which also killed the barley cover crop), and by hand weeding. Sprayed Baythroid (2.8 oz/acre on August 2, August 12 and August 19) to control leafhopper.

Harvest:

The baby, cut and peel, and cello carrots were harvested three times: baby on July 19, July 26 and August 2; cut and peel on August 2, August 9 and August 18-19; and cello on August 11, August 18, and August 25. The jumbo and dicing carrots were harvested once: jumbo on October 8 or October 11; and dicing on October 12. The harvest area was two rows wide by three feet long for all carrots.


RESULTS


            Adelaide was the only baby carrot tested. For cut and peel carrots, Intercepter and Inverness carrots were longest, Intercepter carrots were thinnest, while Niagra had the highest yields. But many Niagra carrots were too fat for cut and peel carrots. Niagra had the highest total yields of the cello type carrots. Bradford, Cupar and Niagra were the highest yielding jumbo types. Niagra, Cupra and Carson had the highest yield of the dicing types of carrots. But these high yielding carrots had the palest dry color. Niagra and Cupar had the lowest and Kingdom had the highest percent dry matter.


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Table 19. US #1 and total carrot yield for carrots in the Oakes Irrigation Research Site 2004 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/A

1000s/A

 

Adelaide

BE

 

Harvested July 19

0.0

0.0

0.3

1.0

1.3

73

1.8

442

Harvested July 26

0.3

0.3

1.3

1.8

3.7

82

4.5

496

Harvested Aug 02

1.2

1.9

3.2

1.4

7.7

85

9.0

600

1See Appendix A for a list of seed sources.


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Table 20. Root characteristics for carrots in the Oakes Irrigation Research Site 2004 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

 

Adelaide

BE

 

Harvested July 19

5

4.3

0.57

0.24

2.0

2.0

4.0

2.9

6.6

0.24

Harvested July 26

6

4.7

0.71

0.31

2.0

2.0

4.0

3.3

7.4

0.39

Harvested Aug 02

9

4.9

0.77

0.35

2.0

2.0

4.0

2.5

7.3

0.58

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.


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Table 21. US #1 and total carrot yield for carrots in the Oakes Irrigation Research Site 2004 cut and peel carrot hybrid performance trial.

Hybrid

Seed source1

US #1 carrots

Total yield

Total roots

Root size

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

oz/root

Harvested Aug 2

Infinity

BE

0.4 b2

0.8 b

2.6 a

1.6 a

5.4 b

70

7.7 b

437

0.7 b

Interceptor

BE

0.0 b

0.1 b

0.5 c

2.3 a

2.8 c

67

4.2 c

438

0.4 c

Inverness

BE

0.0 b

0.2 b

1.6 b

2.2 a

4.0 c

73

5.7 c

443

0.5 c

Niagra

BE

5.0 a

2.1 a

1.0 bc

0.3 b

8.3 a

80

10.4 a

347

1.0 a

 

Probability

<0.0001

0.005

0.001

0.0015

0.0002

0.19

<0.0001

0.24

<0.0001

C.V.(%)

43

79

35

34

20

11

13

17

12

 

Harvested Aug 9

Infinity

BE

3.0 b

2.7 a

1.5

1.0 b

8.2 b

67

12.2 b

408

1.0 b

Interceptor

BE

0.4 c

0.8 b

1.4

3.0 a

5.7 b

63

8.8 c

483

0.7 c

Inverness

BE

0.1 c

0.5 b

2.2

3.7 a

6.5 b

66

9.0 c

461

0.7 c

Niagra

BE

9.2 a

2.6 a

1.0

0.3 b

13.1 a

76

17.2 a

390

1.5 a

 

Probability

<0.0001

0.003

0.09

0.001

0.0009

0.44

0.0005

0.43

<0.0001

C. V. (%)

37

44

37

45

21

16

14

20

12

 

Harvested Aug 19

Infinity

BE

7.3 b

1.3 a

0.6 b

0.1 c

9.4 b

52

18.0 b

370 b

1.9 b

Interceptor

BE

2.5 c

1.1 a

2.6 a

0.8 b

7.2 b

46

15.3 b

473 a

1.2 c

Inverness

BE

2.6 c

1.2 a

1.9 a

1.2 a

6.9 b

47

16.7 b

543 a

1.1 c

Niagra

BE

16.4 a

0.0 b

0.0 b

0.0 c

16.5 a

56

29.0 a

439 ab

2.9 a

 

Probability

0.0003

0.04

0.0015

<0.0001

0.015

0.67

0.002

0.04

<0.0001

C. V. (%)

41

64

51

29

33

24

15

13

9

1See Appendix A for a list of seed sources.

2Values in the same column and harvest date, followed by the same letter are not significantly different at the 0.05 level. If no letters

  follow values, then values in that column and harvest date are not different from each other.


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Table 22. Root characteristics for carrots in the Oakes Irrigation Research Site 2004 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

 

%

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

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

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

1 to 10

 

Harvested Aug 2

Infinity

BE

26

6.4

0.85 a4

0.42

2.0

2.0

4.0

2.9

7.1 a

Interceptor

BE

23

6.0

0.67 b

0.35

2.0

2.0

4.0

2.5

6.5 b

Inverness

BE

24

6.8

0.71 b

0.37

2.0

2.0

4.0

2.5

6.6 b

Niagra

BE

18

5.7

0.87 a

0.45

2.0

2.0

4.0

3.0

7.1 a

 

Probability

0.36

0.08

0.006

0.13

1.00

1.00

1.00

0.14

0.025

C.V.(%)

25

9

9

14

0

0

0

12

4

 

Harvested Aug 9

Infinity

BE

30

7.1

0.92 b

0.43 ab

3.0

3.0

4.0

2.9

7.0

Interceptor

BE

32

7.1

0.85 bc

0.45 ab

3.0

3.0

4.0

2.6

6.5

Inverness

BE

29

6.5

0.77 c

0.38 b

3.0

3.0

4.0

2.5

6.5

Niagra

BE

19

5.7

1.02 a

0.52 a

3.0

3.0

4.0

2.9

7.0

 

Probability

0.30

0.08

0.0009

0.04

1.00

1.00

1.00

0.13

0.13

C. V. (%)

35

11

6

13

0

0

0

9

5

 

Harvested Aug 19

Infinity

BE

31 ab

7.2

1.07 b

0.46 b

3.0

3.0

3.0

2.5 b

6.4 b

Interceptor

BE

42 b

7.4

0.88 c

0.40 b

3.0

3.0

3.0

2.3 b

6.1 b

Inverness

BE

34 ab

7.4

1.00 bc

0.46 b

3.0

3.0

3.0

2.6 ab

6.5 ab

Niagra

BE

21 a

6.7

1.22 a

0.65 a

3.0

3.0

3.0

3.0 a

7.0 a

 

Probability

0.05

0.28

0.002

0.003

1.00

1.00

1.00

0.02

0.04

C. V. (%)

26

7

8

14

0

0

0

10

5

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 harvest date, followed by the same letter are not significantly different at the 0.05 level. If no letters

  follow values, then values in that column and harvest date are not different from each other.


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Table 23. US #1 & total carrot yield for the Oakes Irrigation Research Site 2004 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 11

Infinity

BE

0.0

4.8 b

1.3 b

6.2 ab

46 c

58 a

10.9

208

Intercepter

BE

0.0

0.5 c

2.2 a

2.8 b

  5 d

32 b

8.4

330

Niagra

BE

0.6

8.9 a

0.1 e

9.6 a

61 a

62 a

15.2

217

Bersky

BE

0.4

6.2 ab

0.5 cde

7.1 a

53 abc

57 a

12.1

275

Bolero

VL

0.7

7.8 ab

0.4 de

8.9 a

60 ab

62 a

14.5

242

Bremen

BE

0.8

7.8 ab

0.4 e

9.0 a

65 a

68 a

13.0

204

Idaho

BE

0.3

6.7 ab

1.0 bcd

8.1 a

53 abc

60 a

13.4

272

Nagadir

BE

0.1

5.4 b

1.1 bc

6.6 a

47 bc

56 a

11.6

271

 

Probability

0.32

0.0011

<0.0001

0.0145

<0.0001

0.002

0.10

0.11

C.V.(%)

154

37

47

33

19

17

25

24

 

Harvested August 18

Infinity

BE

0.9 cd

6.8

0.8 b

8.6

44 a

49

17.4 b

206

Intercepter

BE

0.0 d

3.2

1.8 a

4.9

24 b

38

13.2 c

257

Niagra

BE

7.1 a

6.4

0.2 c

13.7

62 a

62

21.6 a

201

Bersky

BE

3.5 b

8.1

0.1 c

11.7

62 a

62

18.8 ab

296

Bolero

VL

1.9 bc

9.3

0.1 c

11.3

55 a

55

20.1 ab

221

Bremen

BE

3.2 b

7.0

0.2 c

10.4

59 a

60

17.0 b

191

Idaho

BE

2.4 bc

6.9

0.3 bc

9.6

52 a

54

16.8 bc

200

Nagadir

BE

1.9 bc

7.0

0.3 bc

9.2

48 a

49

18.6 ab

261

 

Probability

<0.0001

0.29

<0.0001

0.07

0.014

0.24

0.008

0.053

C.V.(%)

49

44

85

34

27

26

14

21

 

Harvested August 27

Infinity

BE

4.6 d2

9.2 a

0.5 ab

14.3 b

62 ab

64

22.5 ab

235

Intercepter

BE

0.6 e

6.5 ab

1.0 a

8.2 c

43 c

49

16.6 c

264

Niagra

BE

16.7 a

2.2 d

0.0 bc

19.0 a

71 a

71

26.7 a

174

Bersky

BE

9.0 b

3.0 cd

0.0 c

11.5 bc

54 bc

54

21.1 bc

264

Bolero

VL

8.8 bc

4.4 bcd

0.2 bc

13.4 b

55 bc

56

24.2 ab

238

Bremen

BE

9.8 b

3.8 bcd

0.0 c

13.7 b

64 ab

64

21.5 b

201

Idaho

BE

9.6 b

3.9 bcd

0.0 bc

13.5 b

55 bc

55

25.1 ab

220

Nagadir

BE

5.3 cd

6.8 ac

0.5 bc

13.2 b

50 bc

53

24.7 ab

302

 

Probability

<0.0001

0.006

0.005

0.004

0.02

0.09

0.004

0.09

C.V.(%)

31

44

124

21

17

17

13

22

1See Appendix A for a list of seed sources.

2Values in the same column and harvest date, followed by the same letter are not significantly different at the 0.05 level. If no letters

  follow values, then values in that column and harvest date are not different from each other.


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Table 24. Root characteristics for carrots in the Oakes Irrigation Research Site 2004 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 11

Infinity

BE

32 a

8.5 a

1.01 c

0.48 c

3.0

3.0

3.0

2.8

6.8 a

2.0 bcd

Intercepter

BE

31 a

7.9 a

0.81 d

0.38 d

3.0

3.0

3.0

2.1

5.9 b

1.4 e

Niagra

BE

27 ab

5.9 b

1.19 ab

0.67 a

2.8

2.8

3.3

2.8

6.9 a

2.8 a

Bersky

BE

16 b

6.3 b

1.14 ab

0.62 ab

3.0

3.0

3.0

2.6

6.5 a

2.1 bc

Bolero

VL

25 ab

6.4 b

1.25 a

0.67 a

3.0

2.8

3.3

2.8

6.8 a

2.2 b

Bremen

BE

17 b

6.6 b

1.14 ab

0.60 ab

3.0

3.0

3.0

2.8

6.8 a

2.6 a

Idaho

BE

29 a

6.3 b

1.08 bc

0.58 abc

2.9

2.9

3.0

2.6

6.6 a

1.9 cd

Nagadir

BE

30 a

6.3 b

1.08 bc

0.55 bc

3.0

3.0

3.0

2.8

6.8 a

1.8 d

 

Probability

0.03

<0.0001

<0.0001

<0.0001

0.56

0.59

0.46

0.08

0.03

<0.0001

C.V. (%)

29

9

7

12

7

9

8

11

6

9

 

Harvested August 18

Infinity

BE

43

8.8 a

1.02 b

0.50 c

3.0

3.0

3.0

2.5 a

6.5 a

2.8 c

Intercepter

BE

48

8.4 a

1.01 b

0.50 c

3.1

3.1

3.0

2.1 b

5.8 b

2.1 d

Niagra

BE

27

6.6 b

1.23 a

0.59 abc

3.0

3.0

3.0

2.5 a

6.5 a

4.0 a

Bersky

BE

18

6.3 b

1.23 a

0.69 a

3.0

3.0

3.0

2.5 a

6.5 a

3.2 bc

Bolero

VL

34

6.4 b

1.24 a

0.64 ab

3.0

3.0

3.0

2.8 a

6.8 a

3.1 bc

Bremen

BE

30

6.7 b

1.22 a

0.65 a

3.0

3.0

3.0

2.5 a

6.5 a

3.4 ab

Idaho

BE

33

7.0 b

1.16 a

0.58 abc

3.0

3.0

3.0

2.8 a

6.8 a

3.0 bc

Nagadir

BE

33

6.1 b

1.19 a

0.52 bc

3.0

3.0

3.0

2.6 a

6.6 a

2.8 c

 

Probability

0.06

0.0002

0.0011

0.03

0.46

0.46

1.00

0.02

0.01

<0.0001

C.V. (%)

36

10

7

14

3

3

0

9

5

12

 

Harvested August 27

Infinity

BE

30

7.8 ab

1.15 bc

0.51 d

3.0

3.0

3.0

2.3

6.3

3.4 d

Intercepter

BE

39

8.4 a

1.04 c

0.52 cd

3.0

3.0

3.0

2.5

6.6

2.5 e

Niagra

BE

22

6.7 c

1.43 a

0.70 a

3.0

3.0

3.0

2.5

6.5

5.2 a

Bersky

BE

13

6.2 c

1.28 ab

0.63 ab

3.0

3.0

3.0

2.5

6.5

4.1 bd

Bolero

VL

32

6.3 c

1.28 ab

0.63 ab

3.0

3.0

3.0

2.6

6.6

3.7 cd

Bremen

BE

23

6.3 c

1.26 b

0.65 ab

3.0

3.0

3.0

2.6

6.8

4.5 b

Idaho

BE

37

7.1 bc

1.21 b

0.56 bcd

3.0

3.0

3.0

2.4

6.4

4.1 bc

Nagadir

BE

30

6.3 c

1.27 b

0.61 abc

3.0

3.0

3.0

2.4

6.5

3.3 d

 

Probability

0.09

0.0009

0.0024

0.0055

1.00

1.00

1.00

0.56

0.51

<0.0001

C.V.(%)

37

10

8

11

0

0

0

11

5

12

1See Appendix A for a 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 harvest date, followed by the same letter are not significantly different at the 0.05 level. If no letters

  follow values, then values in that column and harvest date are not different from each other.


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Table 25. US #1 & total carrot yields for carrots in the Oakes Irrigation Research Site 2004 jumbo carrot hybrid performance trial.

Hybrid

Seed

 source1

US #1 carrots

root size

Total yield

Total roots

yield (by root diameter)

% of total yield

>2.5"

1.5 to 2.5"

1.0 to 1.5"

total

 

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

%

oz/root

tons/A

1000s/A

 

Niagra

BE

11.2

21.3

0.9

33.4

67

12.6

50.8

148

Bersky

BE

0.6

25.8

2.2

28.6

59

8.2

48.1

208

Bolero

VL

4.8

19.7

0.6

25.1

58

8.2

43.4

166

Bremen

BE

11.0

17.1

0.4

28.6

68

10.6

42.3

152

Idaho

BE

3.4

18.2

0.7

22.2

53

8.2

42.5

180

Bradford

BE

12.3

21.3

0.5

34.1

62

11.6

55.1

154

Carson

BE

14.7

14.0

0.3

29.0

65

9.7

44.1

192

Cupar

BE

18.9

7.6

0.3

26.7

52

11.2

51.6

157

Kingdom

BE

3.3

17.4

1.3

22.0

60

7.6

37.1

175

Kingston

BE

6.0

9.1

0.0

15.1

41

12.1

36.5

111

 

Probability

<0.0001

0.006

0.10

0.02

0.15

0.001

0.0006

0.005

LSD (0.05)

6.8

8.7

9.9

2.6

8.0

41

C.V. (%)

55

35

129

26

21

18

12

17

1See Appendix A for a list of seed sources.


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Table 26. Root characteristics of carrots in the Oakes Irrigation Research Site 2004 jumbo carrot hybrid performance trial.

Hybrid

Seed

source1

Multiple

root

Average

length

Root

diameter

Core

diameter

Uniformity

Overall

score

% dry

matter

Dry

color2

 

%

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

1 to 5

1 to 10

%

1 to 5

 

Niagra

BE

25

7.9

1.69 cd3

0.85 b

2.8

6.8

10.8 de

1.4 cd

Bersky

BE

31

8.0

1.72 cd

0.93 b

2.5

6.5

12.0 bcd

2.4 bc

Bolero

VL

33

7.4

1.84 bc

0.93 b

2.5

6.5

12.8 ab

1.3 cd

Bremen

BE

25

7.6

1.74 cd

0.83 b

2.5

6.5

11.8 bcd

3.1 b

Idaho

BE

38

8.3

1.66 d

0.81 b

2.5

6.5

12.0 bcd

3.1 b

Bradford

BE

30

7.9

1.94 ab

0.96 b

2.5

6.5

12.3 abc

1.9 cd

Carson

BE

15

7.0

2.08 a

1.15 a

2.6

6.6

12.7 ab

1.0 d

Cupar

BE

38

6.9

1.94 ab

0.93 b

2.5

6.5

10.4 e

2.0 bcd

Kingdom

BE

32

8.1

1.75 cd

0.85 b

2.6

6.5

13.5 a

4.5 a

Kingston

BE

51

7.6

1.84 bc

0.90 b

2.6

6.6

11.2 cde

4.5 a

 

Probability

0.054

0.18

0.0003

0.02

0.64

0.58

0.001

<0.0001

C.V. (%)

40

10

6

13

8

3

7

31

1See Appendix A for a list of seed sources.

2Dry color: 1 is palest orange; 5 is darkest orange.

3Values in the same column followed by the same letter are not significantly different at the 0.05 level. If no letters follow values,

  then values in that column are not different from each other.


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Table 27. US #1 & total carrot yields for carrots in the Oakes Irrigation Research Site 2004 dicer carrot hybrid performance trial.

Hybrid

Seed source1

US #1 carrots

Total yield

Total roots

yield (by root diameter)

% of total yield

>2.5"

1.5 to 2.5"

1.0 to 1.5"

total

 

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

%

tons/A

1000s/A

 

Niagra

BE

14.7 ab2

20.9 a

0.9

36.5 a

71

51.5 a

143 bc

Bolero

VL

4.4 b

18.7 ab

0.4

23.4 bc

58

40.4 bc

143 bc

Bradford

BE

11.8 ab

16.3 abc

0.4

28.5 ab

61

46.1 ab

143 abc

Carson

BE

17.2 a

12.0 bcd

0.1

29.3 ab

61

47.0 ab

184 a

Cupar

BE

22.9 a

6.6 d

0.0

29.4 ab

57

51.3 a

177 ab

Kingdom

BE

6.5 b

13.3 bcd

1.0

20.8 bc

64

34.2 c

132 c

Kingston

BE

6.0 b

9.0 cd

0.3

15.4 c

38

41.0 bc

126 c

 

Probability

0.02

0.004

0.16

0.04

0.21

0.003

0.04

C.V. (%)

59

34

129

31

28

12

17

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 follow values,

  then values in that column are not different from each other.


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Table 28. Root characteristics of carrots in the Oakes Irrigation Research Site 2004 dicer carrot hybrid performance trial.

Hybrid

Seed

source1

Multiple

root

Average

length

Root

diameter

Core

diameter

Uniformity

Overall

score

Root

size

 

%

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

1 to 5

1 to 10

oz/root

 

Niagra

BE

25 b2

8.1 ab

1.89

0.86

2.9 a

6.9

12.2

Bolero

VL

36 ab

7.7 bc

1.67

0.89

2.6 b

6.6

9.0

Bradford

BE

24 b

7.9 abc

1.92

1.11

2.5 b

6.5

10.6

Carson

BE

23 b

6.7 d

1.86

1.06

2.6 b

6.6

9.8

Cupar

BE

27 b

7.2 cd

1.93

0.89

2.5 b

6.4

11.9

Kingdom

BE

31 b

8.5 a

1.88

0.93

2.5 b

6.5

8.6

Kingston

BE

55 a

8.1 ab

1.70

0.85

2.5 b

6.5

11.4

 

Probability

0.05

0.002

0.17

0.08

0.05

0.06

0.06

C.V.(%)

43

6

9

13

6

3

17

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 follow values,

  then values in that column are not different from each other.


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