Claim · model-written summary
Parental genotypes and their crosses significantly affected all investigated agro-morphological traits in bread wheat.
- Taxon
- Wheat
Triticum aestivume0 - Material
- parental genotypes and their crossese1
- Outcome
- agro-morphological traitse1
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Verbatim
e0“Wheat, a staple cereal crop”
e1“A statistically significant impact of parental genotypes and their crosses was observed on all investigated agro-morphological traits”
Title
Mohamed A. Ezzat; Nahaa M. Alotaibi; Said S. Soliman; et al. PeerJ 2024. doi:10.7717/peerj.18104
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- Observation ISSR and SCoT-PCR markers revealed 28 polymorphic loci out of 76 amplified in the wheat genotypes.
- Observation Parental genotypes P1 and P3 had positive and significant GCA effects for shoot fresh weight, shoot dry weight and root fresh weight under well-watered conditions.
- Observation Parental genotypes P1 and P3 had positive and significant GCA effects for root dry weight, shoot length and root length under well-watered conditions.
- Observation P3 and P5 recorded the highest GCA estimates under drought stress.
- Observation P3 and P4 had the highest GCA effects for spikelet number, grain number and grain weight per spike under normal conditions.
- Observation P5 had the maximum GCA effects and was the best combiner under drought stress conditions.
- Observation The cross P1× P3 had the highest positive SCA effects for shoot fresh weight under normal conditions.
- Observation The cross P2×P3 excelled in specific combining ability under water deficit conditions.
- Observation The crosses P1× P2, P1× P3 and P4× P5 were most effective for shoot dry weight under normal conditions.
- Observation The crosses P1× P3 and P3× P5 showed significant SCA effects for shoot dry weight under drought stress.
- Observation The cross P3×P5 had positive SCA effects for root fresh weight and shoot length under stressed conditions.
- Observation The cross P4×P5 had the highest SCA for root length in both environments.
- Observation The cross P3×P5 excelled in spikelet number, grain number and grain weight per spike under drought conditions.
- Observation The evaluated genotypes were grouped by agronomic performance under drought stress, from drought-tolerant (group A) to drought-sensitive (group C).
- Recommendation The genotypes P5, P2×P5 and P3×P5 were identified as promising to improve agronomic performance under water deficit conditions.
- Observation The evaluated wheat genotypes show genetic variation for drought tolerance.