Paper · 2015

Evaluation of wheat genotypes for drought tolerance

Muhammad Bilal; Rashid Mehmood Rana; Shoaib Ur Rehman; et al.

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Abstract

Drought stress is one of the main abiotic constraints for wheat. Water deficit stress especially at early developmental stage affects forthcoming physiological and morphological attributes of wheat and considerably lessens overall performance of wheat. Breeding for drought stress tolerance can be possible with the help of conventional breeding tools. There is a dire need to notify water deficit stress tolerant germplasm which perform better under drought conditions. Fifty wheat genotypes were screened for drought tolerance when evaluated for three physiological and three morphological attributes. Out of all the studied attributes and genotypes, ETAD232, ETAD19 and ETAD211, shoot length, seedling length, root shoot ratio and relative water content, contributed more towards diversity. These genotypes and attributes could be exploited for drought tolerance wheat breeding programs.

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Genotypes ETAD232, ETAD19 and ETAD211 contributed more towards diversity among the studied wheat genotypes and attributes.

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contributed more towards diversitye1

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“Drought stress is one of the main abiotic constraints for wheat”

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“Out of all the studied attributes and genotypes, ETAD232, ETAD19 and ETAD211, shoot length, seedling length, root shoot ratio and relative water content, contributed more towards diversity”

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Shoot length, seedling length and root shoot ratio contributed more towards diversity among the wheat genotypes.

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shoot length, seedling length, root shoot ratioe1

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Triticum aestivum
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“Drought stress is one of the main abiotic constraints for wheat”

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“Out of all the studied attributes and genotypes, ETAD232, ETAD19 and ETAD211, shoot length, seedling length, root shoot ratio and relative water content, contributed more towards diversity”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Relative water content contributed more towards diversity among the wheat genotypes.

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relative water contente1

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Triticum aestivum
Triticum aestivum · TaxonRasbak · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons ↗

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“Drought stress is one of the main abiotic constraints for wheat”

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“Out of all the studied attributes and genotypes, ETAD232, ETAD19 and ETAD211, shoot length, seedling length, root shoot ratio and relative water content, contributed more towards diversity”

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These genotypes and attributes could be exploited in wheat breeding programmes for drought tolerance.

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exploited for drought tolerance wheat breeding programse2

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Triticum aestivum
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“These genotypes and attributes could be exploited for drought tolerance wheat breeding programs”

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