Claim · model-written summary
G14 had one of the highest multi-trait stability index scores (2.508).
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Verbatim
e0“G5 (1.689), G4 (1.914), G20 (2.380), and G14 (2.508) achieved the highest scores, reflecting superior performance and stability across test environments”
t0“Integrating AMMI, Bayesian-AMMI, BLUP, and GGE biplot models to improve the identification of high-yielding and stable barley genotypes”
Title
Alireza Pour-Aboughadareh; Hassan Zali; Ahmad Gholipour; et al. BMC Plant Biology 2026. doi:10.1186/s12870-026-09142-0
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- Observation G5 had one of the highest multi-trait stability index scores (1.689).
- Observation G4 had one of the highest multi-trait stability index scores (1.914).
- Observation G20 had one of the highest multi-trait stability index scores (2.380).
- Association Genotype, environment and their interaction influenced all measured barley traits.
- Association Genotype × environment interaction contributed substantially to grain yield variation.
- Association Thousand-kernel weight and grain filling period were positively associated with grain yield.
- Observation G4 consistently outperformed other candidates across stability parameters.
- Observation G4 showed robust yield response, high stability and broad environmental responsiveness.
- Recommendation The authors recommend G4 for validation and potential varietal release.