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Received: Revised: Accepted: 2013–11–04 2013–12–06 2013–12–10 The effect of gamma irradiation was worked out on two okra varieties namely Puhja and Nutech, which were cultivated in the experimental area of Green House, UST, Bannu in the crop season, 2010. Germplasm of the mentioned varieties were exposed to different doses of gamma rays, i.e., 10, 15, 20, 25 krad, at Nuclear Institute of Food and Agriculture, Peshawar. The mean values observed for the traits like number of pods per plant and the length of pod in response to interaction between varieties and doses were observed as highly significant. As far as the number of seeds per plant and 1000 seeds weight for the interaction between varieties and doses are concerned, highly significant values were obtained. So far as the conclusion of the result of this study is concerned, it is noticed that the two varieties of okra responded differently to radiation doses for some of the plant characters likes’ plant height, number of leaves plant, number of pods plant length of the pods and seeds plant. All copyrights reserved to Nexus® academic publishers

Estimation of Induced Variability of Yield Contributing Traits in M1gamma Irradiated Germplasm of Okra (Abulmoschus Esculentus L.)