缺水条件下有潜力的大麦基因型的 AMMI、GGE 双图、稳定性参数和生理性状组合

IF 1.3 Q3 AGRONOMY
Abbas Saidi, Ali Barati, Habibollah Ghazvini, Zohreh Hajibarat
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摘要

稳定基因型的成功改良取决于基因型与环境的相互作用,这对培育大麦(Hordeum vulgare)新品种有很大影响。本研究的主要目的是:(1) 评估耐旱指数对筛选耐旱大麦基因型的有效性;(2) 在多变的环境中确定稳定的高产基因型;(3) 调查五种对比基因型在缺水条件下的生理特性。在本实验中,18 个春大麦基因型在瓦拉明农业试验站 2022-2023 年作物生长期的两年中接受了两种水分制度(正常灌溉和缺水灌溉)的评估。为了确定耐旱大麦基因型对缺水的响应,采用了 GGE(基因型和基因型与环境的交互作用)双图和 AMMI(加法主效应和乘法交互作用)分析、稳定性参数以及缺水和正常条件下的干旱指数。此外,还测量了三个组织(叶片、倒数第二叶和花序梗)的生理性状。根据我们的结果,AMMI 和 GGE 双图分析表明,在缺水条件下,G15 基因型优于其他基因型。从生理性状来看,与正常条件相比,缺水条件下 G3 和 G15 的叶绿素含量和类胡萝卜素含量高于其他基因型。我们的研究结果表明,稳定性评价技术能有效地筛选出高产且对干旱胁迫条件反应灵敏的基因型。
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Combination of AMMI, GGE biplot, stability parameters, and physiological traits in promising barley genotypes under water-deficit condition

Combination of AMMI, GGE biplot, stability parameters, and physiological traits in promising barley genotypes under water-deficit condition

Successful improvement of stable genotypes is dependent on the interaction of genotype with environment, which has a great influence on breeding new barley (Hordeum vulgare) varieties. The main objectives of this study were to (1) evaluate the effectiveness of drought tolerance indices for the selection of drought-tolerant barley genotypes, (2) identify stable high-yielding genotypes in variable environments, and (3) survey physiological traits of five contrasting genotypes under water deficit. In this experiment, 18 spring barley genotypes were evaluated under two moisture regimes (normal and deficit irrigations) for 2 years during the crop periods of 2022–2023 in Varamin Agriculture Experimental Station. In order to identify drought-tolerant barley genotypes in response to water deficit, GGE (genotype and genotype by environment interaction) biplot and AMMI (additive main effects and multiplicative interaction) analysis, stability parameters, and drought indices under water deficit and normal condition were used. Also, physiological traits in three tissues (leaf, penultimate, and peduncle) were measured. Based on our results, AMMI and GGE biplot analysis revealed that the G15 genotype was superior to other genotypes under water-deficit condition. Based on the physiological traits, the G3 and G15 had higher chlorophyll content and carotenoids than other genotypes under water deficit as compared to normal condition. Our results demonstrate the efficiency of the stability evaluation techniques to select genotypes that are high-yielding and responsive to drought stress condition.

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Agrosystems, Geosciences & Environment
Agrosystems, Geosciences & Environment Agricultural and Biological Sciences-Agricultural and Biological Sciences (miscellaneous)
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