STUDY ON ADAPTABILITY AND STABILITY OF GRAIN YIELD OF BARLEY GENOTYPES UNDER COLD RAINFED CONDITIONS

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ANSARI MALEKI Y.; RAJABI R.; AZIMZADEH S.M.; HESAMI A.; SOLEYMANI K.; ABEDIASL GH.R.

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Journal: Seed and Plant Year:2007 | Volume:23 | Issue:3 Page(s): 387-402

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STUDY ON ADAPTABILITY AND STABILITY OF GRAIN YIELD OF BARLEY GENOTYPES UNDER COLD RAINFED CONDITIONS

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BARLEYQ2

ADAPTABILITYQ2

STABILITYQ2

YIELDQ2

COLDQ2

DRYLANDQ2

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In order to select adapted and high YIELD BARLEY varieties, regional YIELD trials were carried out using a RCBD design with 24 BARLEY genotypes in Maragheh, Ardebil, Zanjan and with 22 genotypes in all locations Maragheh, Ardebil, Kermanshah, Kordistan, Shirvan and Zanjan. These experiments were conducted with four replications in three years (2001-2004). Simple and combined analyses of variance in all locations were done separately. Fmax Hartely used to assess the homogeneity of the error variance at various, showed that the errors variance were homogeneous. Combined analyses were done once with 22 genotypes in all rejoins then with 24 genotypes in Maragheh, Ardebil, Zanjan stations. The results showed that there were significant differences (P1 %<) among all simple and interactions effects. Locations combine analysis showed that there were significant differences (P1 %<) among genotypes for all regions. In all regions two genotypes No. 3 (Alpha/Gumhuriyet//Sonja) and No. 5 (B-c-74) (from 22 and 24 sets) and genotype No. 9 (Antares/Ky36-1294//SlrIcbh-0383-OAP-OAP-OAP-8AP-OAP) from 24 genotype set were high YIELDing genotypes. YIELD STABILITY analyses were done for different genotypes by Lin and Binns, environmental C.V, cluster analysis and Rank methods. The results of Rank method proved that genotypes 3 and 5 (from two experiments) and genotype no. 9(from 24 set) were stable. Based on environmental C.V and Lin and Binns variance method genotype No. 5 identified as a stable genotype. Meanwhile in cluster analysis stable genotypes in the last methods and genotype No. 4 were classified in Sahand check group, so STABILITY of those genotypes were confirmed. The genotypes No. 3, 4, 5 and 9 (from 24 set) had the highest YIELD among all stable genotypes and were comparable with check cultivar Sahand.

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ANSARI MALEKI, Y., RAJABI, R., AZIMZADEH, S.M., HESAMI, A., SOLEYMANI, K., & ABEDIASL, GH.R.. (2007). STUDY ON ADAPTABILITY AND STABILITY OF GRAIN YIELD OF BARLEY GENOTYPES UNDER COLD RAINFED CONDITIONS. SEED AND PLANT, 23(3), 387-402. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/20553/en

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ANSARI MALEKI Y., RAJABI R., AZIMZADEH S.M., HESAMI A., SOLEYMANI K., ABEDIASL GH.R.. STUDY ON ADAPTABILITY AND STABILITY OF GRAIN YIELD OF BARLEY GENOTYPES UNDER COLD RAINFED CONDITIONS. SEED AND PLANT[Internet]. 2007;23(3):387-402. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/20553/en

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Y. ANSARI MALEKI, R. RAJABI, S.M. AZIMZADEH, A. HESAMI, K. SOLEYMANI, and GH.R. ABEDIASL, “STUDY ON ADAPTABILITY AND STABILITY OF GRAIN YIELD OF BARLEY GENOTYPES UNDER COLD RAINFED CONDITIONS,” SEED AND PLANT, vol. 23, no. 3, pp. 387–402, 2007, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/20553/en

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