Paper · 2008 · Acta Agriculturae Boreali-Sinica

The Correlation Analysis for Constituent Factors Contributing to Yield in Different Wheat Genotype Lines for Resistance to Strip Rust

Yue Yan-li

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Abstract

Using 15 wheat lines conferring different resistant genes to stripe rust,analysis were conducted with a combination of correlation analysis,partial correlation analysis,path analysis and multiple regression analysis.By means of statistic methods,the relationships were analyzed between main agronomic traits and the grain yield.The results indicated that correlation coefficient between agronomic traits and grain yield were:spike number per hectare(0.824 0)kernels weight per spike(0.749 0)1 000-grain weight(0.403 5)fertile spikelets number per spike(0.134 6)kernels per spike(-0.057 5)plant height(-0.189 2);Partial correlation coefficients were:spike number per hectare(0.570 6)kernel weight per spike(0.376 6)1 000-grain weight(-0.256 5)kernels per spike(-0.239 6) plant height(-0.229 6)fertile spikelets number per spike(-0.064 6);Direct path coefficients were:spike number per hectare(0.610 0) kernel weight per spike(0.371 7)1 000-grain weight(-0.172 8)kernels per spike(-0.134 7) plant height(-0.133 5)fertile spikelets number per spike(-0.036 9).Regression equation was put forward,Y=1 475.106+2 332.538 4 X4+5.720 8 X5.In conclusion,the factors,kernel weight per spike and kernels per spike,play important role for contributing to yield enhancement and the relationship between agronomic trait and yield should be well harmonized.It is of great significance for resistance to stripe rust gene′s pyramiding,new cultivars breeding and higher yield agronomic traits.

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The correlation coefficient between spike number per hectare and grain yield in wheat lines was 0.824 0.

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“spike number per hectare(0.824 0)”

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“Using 15 wheat lines conferring different resistant genes to stripe rust”

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The correlation coefficient between kernels weight per spike and grain yield in wheat lines was 0.749 0.

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“kernels weight per spike(0.749 0)”

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“Using 15 wheat lines conferring different resistant genes to stripe rust”

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The correlation coefficient between 1 000-grain weight and grain yield in wheat lines was 0.403 5.

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“1 000-grain weight(0.403 5)”

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“Using 15 wheat lines conferring different resistant genes to stripe rust”

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The correlation coefficient between fertile spikelets number per spike and grain yield in wheat lines was 0.134 6.

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“fertile spikelets number per spike(0.134 6)”

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“Using 15 wheat lines conferring different resistant genes to stripe rust”

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The correlation coefficient between kernels per spike and grain yield in wheat lines was -0.057 5.

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kernels per spikee1

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“kernels per spike(-0.057 5)”

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“Using 15 wheat lines conferring different resistant genes to stripe rust”

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The correlation coefficient between plant height and grain yield in wheat lines was -0.189 2.

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“plant height(-0.189 2)”

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“Using 15 wheat lines conferring different resistant genes to stripe rust”

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The partial correlation coefficient between spike number per hectare and grain yield in wheat lines was 0.570 6.

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increaseinferrede1
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0.570 6e1
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spike number per hectaree1

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“spike number per hectare(0.570 6)”

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“Using 15 wheat lines conferring different resistant genes to stripe rust”

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The partial correlation coefficient between kernel weight per spike and grain yield in wheat lines was 0.376 6.

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increaseinferrede1
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kernel weight per spikee1

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“kernel weight per spike(0.376 6)”

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“Using 15 wheat lines conferring different resistant genes to stripe rust”

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The partial correlation coefficient between 1 000-grain weight and grain yield in wheat lines was -0.256 5.

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1 000-grain weighte1

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“Using 15 wheat lines conferring different resistant genes to stripe rust”

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The partial correlation coefficient between kernels per spike and grain yield in wheat lines was -0.239 6.

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“kernels per spike(-0.239 6)”

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“Using 15 wheat lines conferring different resistant genes to stripe rust”

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The partial correlation coefficient between plant height and grain yield in wheat lines was -0.229 6.

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decreaseinferrede1
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“plant height(-0.229 6)”

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“Using 15 wheat lines conferring different resistant genes to stripe rust”

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The partial correlation coefficient between fertile spikelets number per spike and grain yield in wheat lines was -0.064 6.

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grain yielde0
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decreaseinferrede1
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“fertile spikelets number per spike(-0.064 6)”

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“Using 15 wheat lines conferring different resistant genes to stripe rust”

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The direct path coefficient between spike number per hectare and grain yield in wheat lines was 0.610 0.

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15 wheat linese2
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grain yielde0
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increaseinferrede1
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0.610 0e1
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spike number per hectaree1

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“spike number per hectare(0.610 0)”

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“Using 15 wheat lines conferring different resistant genes to stripe rust”

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The direct path coefficient between kernel weight per spike and grain yield in wheat lines was 0.371 7.

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15 wheat linese2
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grain yielde0
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increaseinferrede1
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0.371 7e1
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kernel weight per spikee1

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“kernel weight per spike(0.371 7)”

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“Using 15 wheat lines conferring different resistant genes to stripe rust”

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The direct path coefficient between 1 000-grain weight and grain yield in wheat lines was -0.172 8.

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15 wheat linese2
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grain yielde0
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decreaseinferrede1
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-0.172 8e1
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1 000-grain weighte1

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“1 000-grain weight(-0.172 8)”

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“Using 15 wheat lines conferring different resistant genes to stripe rust”

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The direct path coefficient between kernels per spike and grain yield in wheat lines was -0.134 7.

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15 wheat linese2
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grain yielde0
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decreaseinferrede1
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-0.134 7e1
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kernels per spikee1

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“the relationships were analyzed between main agronomic traits and the grain yield”

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“kernels per spike(-0.134 7)”

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“Using 15 wheat lines conferring different resistant genes to stripe rust”

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The direct path coefficient between plant height and grain yield in wheat lines was -0.133 5.

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15 wheat linese2
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grain yielde0
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decreaseinferrede1
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-0.133 5e1
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plant heighte1

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“the relationships were analyzed between main agronomic traits and the grain yield”

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“plant height(-0.133 5)”

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“Using 15 wheat lines conferring different resistant genes to stripe rust”

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The direct path coefficient between fertile spikelets number per spike and grain yield in wheat lines was -0.036 9.

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15 wheat linese2
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grain yielde0
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decreaseinferrede1
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-0.036 9e1
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fertile spikelets number per spikee1

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“the relationships were analyzed between main agronomic traits and the grain yield”

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“fertile spikelets number per spike(-0.036 9)”

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“Using 15 wheat lines conferring different resistant genes to stripe rust”

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Kernel weight per spike and kernels per spike play an important role in contributing to yield enhancement in the wheat lines, according to the authors.

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kernel weight per spike and kernels per spikee1

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“the factors,kernel weight per spike and kernels per spike,play important role for contributing to yield enhancement”

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“Using 15 wheat lines conferring different resistant genes to stripe rust”

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A regression equation for grain yield was put forward: Y=1 475.106+2 332.538 4 X4+5.720 8 X5.

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“Regression equation was put forward,Y=1 475.106+2 332.538 4 X4+5.720 8 X5”

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“Using 15 wheat lines conferring different resistant genes to stripe rust”

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