2015
DOI: 10.5937/ratpov52-7860
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Relationship between grain yield and agronomic traits in winter barley

Abstract: Grain yield is one of the most important and complex traits in cereal breeding and depends upon a combination of different plant traits. Therefore, an effective breeding program requires a proper understanding of the relationships between grain yield and agronomic traits. The objectives of this study were the evaluation of tworowed winter malting barley genotypes and the perceiving of relationships among grain yield and their agronomic and quality traits. The trials with 19 two-rowed winter malting barley geno… Show more

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“…Of the 113 accessions evaluated, 14 did not lodge at the CPAC site and 8 did not lodge at the SPM site. Still, at the SPM site, 87 The values for lodging obtained in the present study were higher than the averages of 28% reported by Mirosavljević et al (2015), in trials performed with winter barley during three years, and of 25%, by Smith et al (2013), for seven cultivars released in the United States. The Colombian genotypes MCU 3592 PI 402070, MCU 3576 PI 402054, and MCU 3452 PI 401930, as well as the control cultivar BRS 180, stood out positively and did not present lodging at both environments.…”
Section: Sources Of Variationcontrasting
confidence: 69%
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“…Of the 113 accessions evaluated, 14 did not lodge at the CPAC site and 8 did not lodge at the SPM site. Still, at the SPM site, 87 The values for lodging obtained in the present study were higher than the averages of 28% reported by Mirosavljević et al (2015), in trials performed with winter barley during three years, and of 25%, by Smith et al (2013), for seven cultivars released in the United States. The Colombian genotypes MCU 3592 PI 402070, MCU 3576 PI 402054, and MCU 3452 PI 401930, as well as the control cultivar BRS 180, stood out positively and did not present lodging at both environments.…”
Section: Sources Of Variationcontrasting
confidence: 69%
“…Mirosavljević et al (2015) reported an average of 40.8 g for 19 genotypes of two-row winter beer barley during three years of assessment in Serbia.…”
Section: Sources Of Variationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The presence of high genotypic variation in grain yield and grain yield components (Tables 1 and 2) indicated that the genetic diversity within advanced breeding lines could provide useful source of variation for further yield improvements, as previously reported by Gonzalez-Navarro et al (2016) in wheat and Mirosavljević et al (2015b) in barley. Grain yield was mainly related to the high grain number per unit area, while relationship with grain weight was less pronounced (Figure 3).…”
Section: Relationship Among Studied Traitssupporting
confidence: 73%
“…Posmatrano za sve ispitivane osobine faktor sredina se pokazao kao najznačajniji upravo kod mase 1000 zrna. Mirosavljević et al (2015) su dobili drugačije rezultate, pa se u radu navodi da je faktor genotip bio dominantan (45%) po pitanju variranja, dok je faktor sredina imao najmanje uticaja na variranje (19%). Pržulj i Momčilović (2010) navode da je interakcija genotip x sredina najviše uticaja imala na variranje mase 1000 zrna kod sorti ozimog ječma.…”
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