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The high oil content genotypes with stable oil yield should be promoted to multilocation adaptive trials and used as parents.
- Taxon
- Peanut
Arachis hypogaeat0 - Outcome
- promoted to multilocation adaptive trialse1
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t0“Interactions for Oil Content in Peanut”
e1“were promoted to multilocation adaptive trials required for their release for cultivation and used as parents in breeding programs”
Title
Genotype × Environment Interactions for Oil Content in Peanut and Stable High‐Oil‐Yielding Sources
P. Janila; Surendra S. Manohar; Nagesh Patne; et al. Crop Science 2016. doi:10.2135/cropsci2016.01.0005
Other claims from this paper (16)
- Association Genotype and genotype x environment interaction significantly determined oil and protein content and shelling outturn in peanut.
- Association Genotype and genotype x environment interaction significantly determined pod, kernel and oil yield in peanut.
- Observation Pod yield varied widely among genotypes across environments, from 546 to 7382 kg/ha.
- Observation Oil yield varied widely among genotypes across environments, from 301 to 2742 kg/ha.
- Observation Oil content varied widely among genotypes across environments, from 37% to 60%.
- Observation 100-seed weight varied widely among genotypes across environments, from 21 to 127 g.
- Observation Protein content varied widely among genotypes across environments, from 19% to 31%.
- Observation ICGV 05155 is a stable genotype for oil yield, averaging 1886 kg/ha.
- Observation ICGV 05155 recorded the highest average pod yield, 4928 kg/ha.
- Observation ICGV 05155 had an average kernel yield of 3420 kg/ha.
- Observation ICGV 05155 had an average oil content of 55.1%.
- Observation ICGV 06049, ICGV 06041, ICGV 06420 and ICGV 03043 were other genotypes with stable oil yield.
- Association Oil content contributed 18-54% to oil yield across environments in simple regression.
- Association Kernel yield contributed 92-99% to oil yield across environments in simple regression.
- Association Kernel yield had no negative association with oil content.
- Recommendation Simultaneous improvement of kernel yield and oil content is feasible in peanut breeding programs.