Paper · 2018 · Grain Economy of Russia

THE ASSESSMENT OF DROUGHT TOLERANCE OF WINTER SOFT WHEAT SAMPLES BY A DIRECT AND AN INDIRECT METHOD

V.L. Gaze; V.A. Likhovidova; E.V. Ionova

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Abstract

The assessment of drought tolerance of winter soft wheat samples by a direct and an indirect method The article presents the results of assessment of drought tolerance of winter soft wheat samples under stress conditions ‘zasushnik’, as well as the results of study of wheat drought resistance according to the degree of seed germination on osmotic solutions. As a result of the studies, there were identified the samples with the highest degree of resistance to drought. According to drought resistance, the most significant values were found in the samples ‘Asket’ (79.3%), ‘1377/06’ (78.7%), ‘Kazachka’ (77.6%), ‘Krasa Dona’ (75.3%), ‘Shef’ (73.5% %), ‘Bonus’ (73.2%), ‘1232/13’ (73.2%), ‘352/11’ (71.6%), ‘Luchezar’ (71.3%), ‘1237/13’ (70.4%). The highest values of the index of complex stability were established in the samples ‘1377/06’ (255.4 per-unit), ‘Asket’ (253.4 per-unit) ‘Kazachka’ (252.1 per-unit), ‘1232/13’ (245.4 per-unit), ‘Shef’ (245,0 per-unit), ‘Krasa Dona’ (244,3 per-unit), ‘Bonus’ (236,9 per-unit), ‘Luchezar’ (236.2 per-unit), ‘352/11’ (240.0 per-unit). One of the indirect methods is the method of determining the level of resistance to complex drought; the samples ‘Asket’ (43%), ‘1237/13’ (40%), ‘Krasa Dona’ (33.0%), ‘260/09’ (31.0%), ‘Kazachka’ (31.0%), ‘1377/06’ (31.0%) showed the highest degree of resistance. In the conditions of model drought in comparison with the optimal conditions, all the studied samples showed a decrease of the trait ‘1000-kernel weight’. One of the reactions to lack of moisture is the reduction of productive stems from 1 m2. The reduction of productive stems in the experiment in relation to the control variety ranged from 4 to 45%. The kernel weight per main head decreased from 36 to 65% was observed in all studied samples. The varieties ‘Asket’ (226.2 g), ‘Krasa Dona’ (191.8) and ‘Lydia’ (190.4 g) produced high grain yields in strongly arid conditions.

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Asket had a drought resistance value of 79.3%.

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“According to drought resistance, the most significant values were found in the samples ‘Asket’ (79.3%), ‘1377/06’ (78.7%), ‘Kazachka’ (77.6%), ‘Krasa Dona’ (75.3%), ‘Shef’ (73.5% %), ‘Bonus’ (73.2%), ‘1232/13’ (73.2%), ‘352/11’ (71.6%), ‘Luchezar’ (71.3%), ‘1237/13’ (70.4%).”

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1377/06 had a drought resistance value of 78.7%.

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“According to drought resistance, the most significant values were found in the samples ‘Asket’ (79.3%), ‘1377/06’ (78.7%), ‘Kazachka’ (77.6%), ‘Krasa Dona’ (75.3%), ‘Shef’ (73.5% %), ‘Bonus’ (73.2%), ‘1232/13’ (73.2%), ‘352/11’ (71.6%), ‘Luchezar’ (71.3%), ‘1237/13’ (70.4%).”

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Kazachka had a drought resistance value of 77.6%.

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“According to drought resistance, the most significant values were found in the samples ‘Asket’ (79.3%), ‘1377/06’ (78.7%), ‘Kazachka’ (77.6%), ‘Krasa Dona’ (75.3%), ‘Shef’ (73.5% %), ‘Bonus’ (73.2%), ‘1232/13’ (73.2%), ‘352/11’ (71.6%), ‘Luchezar’ (71.3%), ‘1237/13’ (70.4%).”

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Krasa Dona had a drought resistance value of 75.3%.

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“According to drought resistance, the most significant values were found in the samples ‘Asket’ (79.3%), ‘1377/06’ (78.7%), ‘Kazachka’ (77.6%), ‘Krasa Dona’ (75.3%), ‘Shef’ (73.5% %), ‘Bonus’ (73.2%), ‘1232/13’ (73.2%), ‘352/11’ (71.6%), ‘Luchezar’ (71.3%), ‘1237/13’ (70.4%).”

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Shef had a drought resistance value of 73.5%.

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“According to drought resistance, the most significant values were found in the samples ‘Asket’ (79.3%), ‘1377/06’ (78.7%), ‘Kazachka’ (77.6%), ‘Krasa Dona’ (75.3%), ‘Shef’ (73.5% %), ‘Bonus’ (73.2%), ‘1232/13’ (73.2%), ‘352/11’ (71.6%), ‘Luchezar’ (71.3%), ‘1237/13’ (70.4%).”

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Bonus had a drought resistance value of 73.2%.

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“According to drought resistance, the most significant values were found in the samples ‘Asket’ (79.3%), ‘1377/06’ (78.7%), ‘Kazachka’ (77.6%), ‘Krasa Dona’ (75.3%), ‘Shef’ (73.5% %), ‘Bonus’ (73.2%), ‘1232/13’ (73.2%), ‘352/11’ (71.6%), ‘Luchezar’ (71.3%), ‘1237/13’ (70.4%).”

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1232/13 had a drought resistance value of 73.2%.

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“According to drought resistance, the most significant values were found in the samples ‘Asket’ (79.3%), ‘1377/06’ (78.7%), ‘Kazachka’ (77.6%), ‘Krasa Dona’ (75.3%), ‘Shef’ (73.5% %), ‘Bonus’ (73.2%), ‘1232/13’ (73.2%), ‘352/11’ (71.6%), ‘Luchezar’ (71.3%), ‘1237/13’ (70.4%).”

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352/11 had a drought resistance value of 71.6%.

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“According to drought resistance, the most significant values were found in the samples ‘Asket’ (79.3%), ‘1377/06’ (78.7%), ‘Kazachka’ (77.6%), ‘Krasa Dona’ (75.3%), ‘Shef’ (73.5% %), ‘Bonus’ (73.2%), ‘1232/13’ (73.2%), ‘352/11’ (71.6%), ‘Luchezar’ (71.3%), ‘1237/13’ (70.4%).”

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Luchezar had a drought resistance value of 71.3%.

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“According to drought resistance, the most significant values were found in the samples ‘Asket’ (79.3%), ‘1377/06’ (78.7%), ‘Kazachka’ (77.6%), ‘Krasa Dona’ (75.3%), ‘Shef’ (73.5% %), ‘Bonus’ (73.2%), ‘1232/13’ (73.2%), ‘352/11’ (71.6%), ‘Luchezar’ (71.3%), ‘1237/13’ (70.4%).”

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1237/13 had a drought resistance value of 70.4%.

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“According to drought resistance, the most significant values were found in the samples ‘Asket’ (79.3%), ‘1377/06’ (78.7%), ‘Kazachka’ (77.6%), ‘Krasa Dona’ (75.3%), ‘Shef’ (73.5% %), ‘Bonus’ (73.2%), ‘1232/13’ (73.2%), ‘352/11’ (71.6%), ‘Luchezar’ (71.3%), ‘1237/13’ (70.4%).”

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1377/06 had a complex stability index of 255.4 per-unit.

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“The highest values of the index of complex stability were established in the samples ‘1377/06’ (255.4 per-unit), ‘Asket’ (253.4 per-unit) ‘Kazachka’ (252.1 per-unit), ‘1232/13’ (245.4 per-unit), ‘Shef’ (245,0 per-unit), ‘Krasa Dona’ (244,3 per-unit), ‘Bonus’ (236,9 per-unit), ‘Luchezar’ (236.2 per-unit), ‘352/11’ (240.0 per-unit).”

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Asket had a complex stability index of 253.4 per-unit.

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“The highest values of the index of complex stability were established in the samples ‘1377/06’ (255.4 per-unit), ‘Asket’ (253.4 per-unit) ‘Kazachka’ (252.1 per-unit), ‘1232/13’ (245.4 per-unit), ‘Shef’ (245,0 per-unit), ‘Krasa Dona’ (244,3 per-unit), ‘Bonus’ (236,9 per-unit), ‘Luchezar’ (236.2 per-unit), ‘352/11’ (240.0 per-unit).”

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Kazachka had a complex stability index of 252.1 per-unit.

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“The highest values of the index of complex stability were established in the samples ‘1377/06’ (255.4 per-unit), ‘Asket’ (253.4 per-unit) ‘Kazachka’ (252.1 per-unit), ‘1232/13’ (245.4 per-unit), ‘Shef’ (245,0 per-unit), ‘Krasa Dona’ (244,3 per-unit), ‘Bonus’ (236,9 per-unit), ‘Luchezar’ (236.2 per-unit), ‘352/11’ (240.0 per-unit).”

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1232/13 had a complex stability index of 245.4 per-unit.

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“The highest values of the index of complex stability were established in the samples ‘1377/06’ (255.4 per-unit), ‘Asket’ (253.4 per-unit) ‘Kazachka’ (252.1 per-unit), ‘1232/13’ (245.4 per-unit), ‘Shef’ (245,0 per-unit), ‘Krasa Dona’ (244,3 per-unit), ‘Bonus’ (236,9 per-unit), ‘Luchezar’ (236.2 per-unit), ‘352/11’ (240.0 per-unit).”

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Shef had a complex stability index of 245,0 per-unit.

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“The highest values of the index of complex stability were established in the samples ‘1377/06’ (255.4 per-unit), ‘Asket’ (253.4 per-unit) ‘Kazachka’ (252.1 per-unit), ‘1232/13’ (245.4 per-unit), ‘Shef’ (245,0 per-unit), ‘Krasa Dona’ (244,3 per-unit), ‘Bonus’ (236,9 per-unit), ‘Luchezar’ (236.2 per-unit), ‘352/11’ (240.0 per-unit).”

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Krasa Dona had a complex stability index of 244,3 per-unit.

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“The highest values of the index of complex stability were established in the samples ‘1377/06’ (255.4 per-unit), ‘Asket’ (253.4 per-unit) ‘Kazachka’ (252.1 per-unit), ‘1232/13’ (245.4 per-unit), ‘Shef’ (245,0 per-unit), ‘Krasa Dona’ (244,3 per-unit), ‘Bonus’ (236,9 per-unit), ‘Luchezar’ (236.2 per-unit), ‘352/11’ (240.0 per-unit).”

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Bonus had a complex stability index of 236,9 per-unit.

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“The highest values of the index of complex stability were established in the samples ‘1377/06’ (255.4 per-unit), ‘Asket’ (253.4 per-unit) ‘Kazachka’ (252.1 per-unit), ‘1232/13’ (245.4 per-unit), ‘Shef’ (245,0 per-unit), ‘Krasa Dona’ (244,3 per-unit), ‘Bonus’ (236,9 per-unit), ‘Luchezar’ (236.2 per-unit), ‘352/11’ (240.0 per-unit).”

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Luchezar had a complex stability index of 236.2 per-unit.

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“The highest values of the index of complex stability were established in the samples ‘1377/06’ (255.4 per-unit), ‘Asket’ (253.4 per-unit) ‘Kazachka’ (252.1 per-unit), ‘1232/13’ (245.4 per-unit), ‘Shef’ (245,0 per-unit), ‘Krasa Dona’ (244,3 per-unit), ‘Bonus’ (236,9 per-unit), ‘Luchezar’ (236.2 per-unit), ‘352/11’ (240.0 per-unit).”

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352/11 had a complex stability index of 240.0 per-unit.

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“The highest values of the index of complex stability were established in the samples ‘1377/06’ (255.4 per-unit), ‘Asket’ (253.4 per-unit) ‘Kazachka’ (252.1 per-unit), ‘1232/13’ (245.4 per-unit), ‘Shef’ (245,0 per-unit), ‘Krasa Dona’ (244,3 per-unit), ‘Bonus’ (236,9 per-unit), ‘Luchezar’ (236.2 per-unit), ‘352/11’ (240.0 per-unit).”

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All tested wheat samples showed decreased 1000-kernel weight under model drought.

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“In the conditions of model drought in comparison with the optimal conditions, all the studied samples showed a decrease of the trait ‘1000-kernel weight’.”

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