[PDF] Top 20 The interaction of genotype and environment on yield and quality components in triticale

... other genotype Trijumf, in the three-year period, had significantly higher value for the thousand kernel weight ...of triticale significantly varied across years, from ...winter triticale varieties ... See full document

... grain yield and improved quality determine commercial success of winter wheat (Triticum aestivum ...of environment on grain yield, 1000-kernel weight (TKW), test weight (TWT), protein and ... See full document

... seed yield over seasons, years and location, due to high genotype x environment ...Larger genotype x environment interaction reduces the progress of selection (Comstock and Moll, ... See full document

... of genotype by environment interaction (GEI) on agronomic and farmer preferred traits of cassava and to asses yield stability of 16 cassava ...that genotype MM06/0143 combined high ... See full document

... conditions. Genotype by environment interaction in multi-environment trials refers to differential responses of genotypes across a range of environments (Kang and Gorman, ...cross-over ... See full document

... (Table 4). Likewise 4 germplasm lines were in- cluded in Group IV that were unpromising in terms of both yield and stability. Table 4 shows that a majority of germplasm lines clustered in Groups II and III (9 and ... See full document

... forage yield, tolerance or resistance to biotic and abiotic stresses, traits that add value to the product, and the stability of these traits in target ...of genotype x environment (GE) interactions. ... See full document

... grain yield per plant significant deviation from regression were exhibited by 12 hybrids and 02 parents, revealing larger contribution of non-linear component is important than linear components towards G x ... See full document

... large yield variation, explained by environments, indicated that the environments were diverse and a major part of variation in grain yield can be resulted from environmental changes ...of genotype- ... See full document

... CCS yield, CCS %, sucrose %, Brix %, Purity %, Number of milliable cane, Average cane weight, Milliable height, cane diameter, & Extraction%, were studied during present ...& Environment (E) ... See full document

... cotton yield. This genotype had a positive interaction IPCA score with the ...highest yield and had an interaction PCA score of ...mean yield as explained by [26] [29], indicated ... See full document

... ideal environment are the representativeness and discriminating ability (Yan, ...A genotype that is highly differencing and representative to the desired genotype will be the perfect genotype ... See full document

... in yield due to the response of genotypes to environmental factors such as soil fertility, unpredicted rainfall and /or the presence of other biotic and abiotic stresses (Kang, ...as genotype × ... See full document

... Significant environment (linear) variance implies linear variation among environments for all the ...(linear) interaction was significant against pooled deviation, suggesting the possibility of the ... See full document

... The four genotypes of pigeonpea were selected from a total of 10, introduced from the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi- Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), following the Australian bio-safety regulations. The four ... See full document

... coincidence in group formation of both environments. The hybrid 3 stood out from the others in both environments, since it reached the highest yield and fruit diameter besides of shortest fruit length. This ... See full document

... the yield, but has a strong influence on the grain protein concentration (percentage of ...its quality, and the presence or absence of the strength factor directs the flour for a specific ... See full document

... variance components and genetic parameters, where significance was obtained through deviance analysis at 5% probability by the Chi-square test (Resende, ...of genotype x environment ... See full document

... higher quality oats industry processing and more nutritious and healthy consumption has been increasingly required [6], justifying the need for reduction in the use of agrochemicals to control foliar diseases ... See full document

... the genotype- environment ...the genotype-environment interaction is untrustworthy, there is no point for the ecological constancy to be analysed, meaning that a whole mutability of a ... See full document