Paper · 2004 · FiVeR (Institute of Field and Vegetable Crops, Novi Sad, Serbia)

Physiological basis of barley yield under near optimal and stress conditions

Novo Pržulj; Vojislava Momčilović; Novica Petrović

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Abstract

Average barley yield fall below its potential due to incidence of stresses. Water stress is the main environmental factor limiting yield. The component a priori more sensitive to most stresses is the amount of radiation absorbed. The effect of stresses influence on the total amount of radiation absorbed by barley crop during its vegetation and the photosynthetic efficiency of radiation conversion. Growth inhibition is accompanied by reductions in leaf and cell wall extensibility. Grain yield under drought conditions is source limited. Supply of assimilates to the developing inflorescence plays a critical role in establishing final grain number and grain size. Grain weight is negatively affected by drought, high temperature, and any other factors that may reduce grain filling duration and grain filling rate. Awns and glaucousness confer better performance of barley under drought stress conditions. Barley responds with an increased accumulation of a number of proteins when subjected to different stress inducing cell dehydration. Screening techniques that are able to identify desirable genotypes based on the evaluation of physiological traits related to stress evasion and stress resistance maybe useful in breeding barley for resistance to stress, particularly drought stress. Crop management and breeding can reduce the incidence of stress on yield. The effect of these practices is sustained by an understanding of their physiology. In this paper the physiological basis of the processes determining barley yield and the incidence of stresses on photosynthetic metabolism that determine grain yield of barley is discussed. .

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Water stress is the main environmental limitation on barley yield.

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yielde0
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“Water stress is the main environmental factor limiting yield”

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“barley”

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Stress affects absorbed radiation and photosynthetic conversion efficiency in barley.

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total amount of radiation absorbede0

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“stresses influence on the total amount of radiation absorbed by barley crop during its vegetation and the photosynthetic efficiency of radiation conversion”

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Growth inhibition accompanies reduced leaf and cell wall extensibility.

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leaf and cell wall extensibilitye0
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Growth inhibitione0

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“Growth inhibition is accompanied by reductions in leaf and cell wall extensibility”

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Barley grain yield under drought is source limited.

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source limitede0

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“Grain yield under drought conditions is source limited”

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“barley”

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Assimilate supply to the developing inflorescence affects final grain number and size.

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final grain number and grain sizee0
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Supply of assimilatese0

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“Supply of assimilates to the developing inflorescence plays a critical role in establishing final grain number and grain size”

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Drought negatively affects barley grain weight.

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“Grain weight is negatively affected by drought, high temperature, and any other factors that may reduce grain filling duration and grain filling rate”

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High temperature negatively affects barley grain weight.

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Grain weighte0
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“Grain weight is negatively affected by drought, high temperature, and any other factors that may reduce grain filling duration and grain filling rate”

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Awns improve barley performance under drought.

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better performancee0
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“Awns and glaucousness confer better performance of barley under drought stress conditions”

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Glaucousness improves barley performance under drought.

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drought stress conditionse0
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better performancee0
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“Awns and glaucousness confer better performance of barley under drought stress conditions”

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Cell dehydration stress increases accumulation of proteins in barley.

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stress inducing cell dehydratione0
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accumulation of a number of proteinse0
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increasede0

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“Barley responds with an increased accumulation of a number of proteins when subjected to different stress inducing cell dehydration”

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Physiological trait screening may help identify barley genotypes resistant to stress.

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resistance to stress, particularly drought stresse0

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“Screening techniques that are able to identify desirable genotypes based on the evaluation of physiological traits related to stress evasion and stress resistance maybe useful in breeding barley for resistance to stress, particularly drought stress”

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Crop management and breeding can reduce stress impacts on barley yield.

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reduce the incidence of stress on yielde0

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“Crop management and breeding can reduce the incidence of stress on yield”

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“barley”

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