Paper · 2014 · Xibei nongye xuebao

Preliminary Study on the Effect of Source-sink-translocation on Yield and Quality of Wheat

Yao Yan-ji

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Abstract

Correlation and multiple regression analysis of primary source-sink-translocation and yield and quality characters were analyzed to provide support for breeding of high yield and good quality wheat.These results indicated that:(1)The larger area of flag leaf is a prerequisite for high yield and good quality of wheat.The flag leaf characters have a promoting effect on yield,and flag leaf width has a greater effect than flag leaf length on yield.The flag leaf width were significant or extremely significant negative correlation with sedimentation values,stability time,development time and extension area of dough,and flag leaf width has a more obvious effect than flag leaf length on quality.(2) The relation between top internode length/second internode length and yield or quality characters were respectively negative or positive when the plant height was great than 80cm.While we can get the opposite conclusion when the plant height is less than 80cm.Uppermost internode diameter is positive correlation with all yield characters,content of grain protein and wet gluten content,and negative with sedimentation values,stability time and development time.(3)There is positive correlation between grain length,grain width,grain thickness and spike number per plant,kernel mass per spike,1 000-grain mass.negative correlation is observed between grain width,grain thickness and spike length,grains per spike.Correlations between grain length and test weight are extremely significant negative.Grain width is significant or highly significant negative correlation with grain protein content,wet gluten content,sedimentation values,stability time and development time.Significant positive correlation is observed between grain length and all quality characters except for test weight.

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Larger flag leaf area was described as prerequisite for high yield and quality.

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“The larger area of flag leaf is a prerequisite for high yield and good quality of wheat”

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Flag leaf width had a greater yield association than flag leaf length.

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“flag leaf width has a greater effect than flag leaf length on yield”

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“Wheat”

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Flag leaf width correlated negatively with sedimentation values, stability time, and development time.

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“flag leaf width were significant or extremely significant negative correlation with sedimentation values,stability time,development time and extension area of dough”

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“Wheat”

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Flag leaf width correlated negatively with dough extension area.

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“flag leaf width were significant or extremely significant negative correlation with sedimentation values,stability time,development time and extension area of dough”

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Above 80 cm plant height, top to second internode length ratio related negatively to yield and positively to quality.

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plant height was great than 80cme0

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“The relation between top internode length/second internode length and yield or quality characters were respectively negative or positive when the plant height was great than 80cm”

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Below 80 cm plant height, the internode ratio showed the opposite yield and quality relations.

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plant height is less than 80cme0

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“While we can get the opposite conclusion when the plant height is less than 80cm”

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Uppermost internode diameter correlated positively with yield traits, grain protein, and wet gluten.

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“Uppermost internode diameter is positive correlation with all yield characters,content of grain protein and wet gluten content”

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Uppermost internode diameter correlated negatively with sedimentation, stability, and development time.

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sedimentation values,stability time and development timee0
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negativee0

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“negative with sedimentation values,stability time and development time”

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Grain length, width, and thickness correlated positively with spike number, kernel mass, and thousand grain mass.

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grain length,grain width,grain thicknesse0
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spike number per plant,kernel mass per spike,1 000-grain masse0
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“There is positive correlation between grain length,grain width,grain thickness and spike number per plant,kernel mass per spike,1 000-grain mass”

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Grain width and thickness correlated negatively with spike length and grains per spike.

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grain width,grain thicknesse0
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spike length,grains per spikee0
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“negative correlation is observed between grain width,grain thickness and spike length,grains per spike”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultsignificant (as stated)measured

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Grain length correlated extremely significantly negatively with test weight.

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grain lengthe0
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test weighte0
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“Correlations between grain length and test weight are extremely significant negative”

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Grain width correlated significantly negatively with protein, wet gluten, sedimentation, stability, and development time.

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Grain widthe0
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grain protein content,wet gluten content,sedimentation values,stability time and development timee0
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“Grain width is significant or highly significant negative correlation with grain protein content,wet gluten content,sedimentation values,stability time and development time”

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Grain length correlated significantly positively with quality traits other than test weight.

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grain lengthe0
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all quality characterse0
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except for test weighte0

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“Significant positive correlation is observed between grain length and all quality characters except for test weight”

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“Wheat”

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