Response and yield stability of canola (Brassica napus L.) genotypes to multi-environments using GGE biplot analysis

Sincik, Mehmet; Göksoy, Abdurrahim Tanju; Şenyiğit, Emre; Ulusoy, Yahya; Acar, Mustafa; Gizlenci, Sahin; Atagun, Gulhan; Süzer, Sami

doi:10.51372/bioagro332.4

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“…It is depicted from Table-7 that on an average of 16 yield trials "14CBN009" gave 2.50% and 20.88% higher seed yields than the check variety Faisal Canola and Hyola-401respectively. Sincik et al (2021) investigated the stable yield performance overall environment and higher general adaptability of Brassica napus genotypes during their research work. Similar results were obtained by Miah et al (2015), Rahnejat and Farshadfar (2015), and Nowosad et al (2016), who also investigated the ideal Brassica napus genotypes having high yield and performing well under diverse environments.…”

Section: Regional Adoptability Trialsmentioning

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“Barani Sarsoon” A Novel Combination of Enviable Genetic Characters of Rapeseed for Rainfed Areas

Hussain¹,

Mustafa²,

Naveed³

et al. 2022

J. Arab. Crops Market.

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The development of new crop varieties is a continuous process as old cultivars become susceptible to various biotic and abiotic stresses, thus decreasing the yield potential. The newly developed rapeseed variety “Barani Sarsoon” a high-yielding, disease resistant and drought tolerant has been developed through the selection method of breeding from the exotic material. A promising progeny of a single plant was selected and named “14CBN009”. The performance of “14CBN009” was further evaluated along with standard varieties in various replicated yield trials for six years from 2014-15 to 2018-19. The selected line “14CBN009” produced a higher grain yield (kg/ha) than the standard varieties in all replicated yield trials with a yield potential of 3378 kg/hectare which is tolerant to drought and resistant to diseases. The best sowing time for this variety is from 25th September to 15th October with a seed rate of 2.50 kg/acre. The seed contains 44.53% oil content. The main yield contributing characters of “14CBN009” are pods per plant, seeds per pod and thousand-seed weight. Based on the desirable phenotypic and genotypic characteristics, higher grain yield and oil content percentage, “14CBN009” was approved as a rapeseed variety with the name of “Barani Sarsoon” by the Punjab Seed Council in its 55th meeting held on Sep 20, 2021, for commercial cultivation in the Punjab rainfed areas. Due to high yielding, drought and disease-tolerant characteristics, the new variety “Barani Sarsoon” will prove to be a good alternative to existing varieties and improve the production and income of the oilseed crops growers of the rainfed area.

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Section: Regional Adoptability Trialsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“Barani Sarsoon” A Novel Combination of Enviable Genetic Characters of Rapeseed for Rainfed Areas

Hussain¹,

Mustafa²,

Naveed³

et al. 2022

J. Arab. Crops Market.

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Identification and diversity analysis of interspecific citrus rootstock hybrids with combination of morphological traits and microsatellite markers

Gaikwad,

Singh,

Sidhu

2024

Hortic. Environ. Biotechnol.

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Unravelling the dynamics of genotype and environment interactions on chilli (Capsicum annuum L.) yield-related attributes in soilless planting systems

Sahmat,

Rafii,

Oladosu

et al. 2024

Sci Rep

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Evaluation of genotypes to identify high-yielding and stable varieties is crucial for chilli production sustainability and food security. These analyses are essential, particularly when the breeding program aims to select lines with great adaptability and stability. Thirty chilli genotypes were evaluated for yield stability under four soilless planting systems viz; fertigation, HydroStock (commercial hydrogel), BioHydrogel (biodegradable hydrogel), and hydroponic to study the influence of genotype by environment interaction. The research used a split-plot randomized complete block design (RCBD) with two cropping cycles and five replications. The GGE biplot analysis was employed to assess the mean versus stability perspective in explaining the variation in genotypic and genotype-by-environment effects on the yield-related attributes for yield per plant, fruit number, fruit length, and width. Stability analysis denoted genotypes G26 and G30 as the most stable for yield per plant, while G16, G22, and G30 were stable for the number of fruits per plant. Among the four planting systems evaluated, HydroStock and BioHydrogel outperformed the others in yield per plant, demonstrating the highest level of informativeness or discrimination. These findings offer critical insights for future crop breeding programs and the optimization of agricultural practices.

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Response and yield stability of canola (Brassica napus L.) genotypes to multi-environments using GGE biplot analysis

Cited by 5 publications

References 17 publications

“Barani Sarsoon” A Novel Combination of Enviable Genetic Characters of Rapeseed for Rainfed Areas

“Barani Sarsoon” A Novel Combination of Enviable Genetic Characters of Rapeseed for Rainfed Areas

Identification and diversity analysis of interspecific citrus rootstock hybrids with combination of morphological traits and microsatellite markers

Unravelling the dynamics of genotype and environment interactions on chilli (Capsicum annuum L.) yield-related attributes in soilless planting systems

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