Giza 2000, a New Egyptian Barley Variety for  Newly Reclaimed Lands and Rainfed Areas

Ahmed, Ibrar; Abo-EI-Enin, R.; El-Hag, A.; Moustafa, Kh.; EI-Moselhy, M.; EI·Bawab, A.; Mahfouz, H.; Amer, Khairy; EI-Hamed, M. Abd; Rizk, R.

doi:10.21608/jpp.2003.244631

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“…Noaman et al (1995) reported that barley cultivar Giza 126 out yielded the checks due to wide ability adaptation, high number of tiller and spikes.m -2 . The interaction results are in harmony with Ahmed et al (2003). They confirmed that Giza 2000 significantly exceeded the checks.…”

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“…The results presented in Table 5 were in harmony with those of Ahmed et al (2003) who confirmed that Giza 2000 significantly exceeded the checks and combines the good characteristics which including high yielding ability, early maturity, resistant to powdery mildew disease and partially resistant to net blotch, that contribute in high yielding (Noaman et al, 2007). Moreover, Giza 132 is widely adapted to Egypt under drought and saline conditions (Noaman et al, 2007).…”

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Dual purpose barley culture

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El-Bosily,

Agwa

2023

Egyptian Journal of Agricultural Research

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Dual-purpose cereals culturally provide the opportunity to graze a crop during the vegetative phase, and still harvest grain yield at the end of the growing season. It can also help to face climatic changes like frost or dry conditions risk. The aim of the study was to determine the benefits of a dual-purpose barley culture in relation to livestock feed, human nutrition, risk mitigation, and whether a malting variety can also be used for dual-purpose use. A field experiment was carried out in the farm of Nubaria Agricultural Research Station, El-Behera Governorate, Egypt, using five barley varieties during the two successive growing seasons of 2019/2020 -2020/2021 for dual purpose utilization. No significant differences between the two seasons. The cutting treatment revealed significant or highly significant differences on all studied traits except number of tillers.m -2 and number of spikes.m -2 . Green forage weight was highly significantly affected. Concerning normal cultivation, the differences among the five barley cultivars were highly significant for all studied traits except number of spikes m -2 . Significant or highly significant differences were found among studied traits concerning cultivars and cutting treatment interaction. Normal cultivation conditions also exhibited that Giza 132 gave the highest grain yield followed by Giza133 and Giza 126. While Giza 2000 gave the heaviest green forage weight followed by Giza 133 and Giza 126 under dual purpose utilization. Moreover, under dual purpose utilization, Giza 126 and Giza 2000 were the best barley cultivars for both green forage and grain yield production. The existing improved dual barley variety conserve the purpose in specified environment as alternative for the green forage demand without sacrificing the grain yield in the rainfed, arid, and semi-arid regions of Egypt.

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Dual purpose barley culture

Ali,

El-Bosily,

Agwa

2023

Egyptian Journal of Agricultural Research

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“…Also, barley is the main cereal crop grown in the North West Coast, North Sinai and newly reclaimed lands. Barley Research Department of the agricultural research center, Egypt, made efforts on breeding for high-yielding cultivars tolerant to harsh conditions and poor soil fertility for the newly reclaimed lands (Noaman et al, 1995and 2006, Ahmed et al, 2003and Amer et al, 2017. Development of barley cultivars with ability to produce high yield is needed.…”

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