Rice has become widespread in world agriculture due to its high adaptation to growing conditions and the selection of many different types of varieties. The creation of new varieties of rice in Russia has been carried out using the methods of complex multistage hybridization and marker selection with close cooperation of breeders and biotechnologists. The result of this work is a mid-season variety Utyos that combines high yields with resistance to blast, the main fungal disease of rice that affects leaves, stems and panicles of the plant. The late-ripening rice variety IR-36, which has complex resistance to fungal and bacterial diseases and viruses, was used as a donor. Variety Utyos was created by selecting an elite plant from the F2 BC4 Flagship / IR-36 population, with repeated selection and verification by offspring. Starting from the first backcrossing, marker control was carried out for the presence of transferred donor alleles in the hybrid offspring. In parallel, phytopathological control was carried out against an infectious background. In 2019, in environmental tests, Utyos formed the maximum grain yield of 11.95 t / ha with winter wheat as the predecessor. At the same time, the variety showed high resistance to blast.
In order to increase gross harvest and productivity of rice, the development of new varieties and their timely use in production is of great importance. The Federal Research Center of Rice and Agricultural Research Center “Donskoy” regularly develop more productive varieties with improved resistance to diseases and other factors. Each variety forms a specific response to various agro-ecological conditions, which affects productivity, which is the main indicator of cost and demand in crop production. The purpose of the current study was a joint ecological testing of new rice varieties, developed in the Agricultural Research Center “Donskoy” in the growing conditions of the Krasnodar Territory jointly with the Federal Research Center of Rice. The study has revealed significant differences in the productivity. The yields of rice varieties varied significantly depending on the variant of the trial. In the ESOS “Krasnaya” the variety ‘Kapitan’ sown after three forecrops and with two variants of fertilizing was the best one, forming 7.26 t/ha and exceeding the standard variety ‘Rapan’ on 0.37 t/ha. In the RPZ “Krasnoarmeisky”, the variety also produced the maximum yield (7.11 t/ha). In 2021, the variety ‘Kapitan’ produced 8.47 t/ha in the JSC “Agrocomplex Rossiya” and 5.00 t/ha in the AF “Kuban” at the level of the new standard ‘Rapan 2’. The productivity of the studied varieties highly positively correlated with the traits ‘length of panicle’ (r = 0.83±0.13), ‘1000-kernel weight’ (r = 0.97±0.10), ‘kernel weight per panicle’ (r=0.97±0.15); there was a mean positive correlation with the traits ‘plant height’ (r = 0.67±0.20) and ‘number of productive stems per area unit’ (r = 0.59±0.18). In the ecological testing in four farms, rice productivity was closely positively correlated with each other (r was from 0.804 to 0.999) with large differences in absolute values. For cultivation in the Krasnodar Territory there has been recommended a high-productive variety ‘Kapitan’ of joint breeding of the ARC “Donskoy” and the FSC of Rice.
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