“…Various genotypes showed a good fit to the bi-segmented Toler model (1990) (H 0 : β 1i ≠ β 2i ), with doubly desirable responses (β 1i < 1 <β 2i ) and good predictability of performance (r > 0.84): for FLOW, CMSXS629, CMSXS637, and CMSXS648; for GMY, BR505, BR507, CMSXS630, CMSXS633, CMSXS636, and CMSXS637; for TSS, BR505 and BRS601; for TBH, BRS506, BRS511, and CMSXS648 (Table 2). In this context, Rosse and Vencovsky (2000) suggested that the major problem faced by breeders is to identify a productive genotype with doubly desirable responses. For instance, for GMY, only the genotypes in group A (BR505, BR507, and CMSXS630) were categorized with statistical significance as best adapted.…”