Paper · 2019 · PROCEEDINGS ON APPLIED BOTANY GENETICS AND BREEDING

INTERRELATION BETWEEN STRUCTURAL YIELD ELEMENTS AND TECHNOLOGICAL INDICATORS OF WHOLEGRAIN AND MILLED RICE IN NEW RICE CULTIVARS

R. R. Dzhamirze; N. V. Ostapenko

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Abstract

Background. To obtain sustainable and high rice yields, it is crucial to select the best cultivars adapted to the cultivation in the main rice-growing areas. Combining high yields and technological quality indicators of wholegrain and milled rice is of vital importance. The practical solution of such an important task largely depends on successful breeding work. Materials and methods. Eight rice cultivars were evaluated in competitive trials in 2016–2018. Experimental plots were arranged within the rice irrigation system of the All-Russian Rice Research Institute in Belozerny Settlement, Krasnodar Territory. During the growing season, the following traits were visually evaluated: plant density, resistance to lodging, disease and pest infestation, and uniformity of crops. Screening and discarding operations on the plots planned for harvesting were followed by making model sheaves of 10–15 plants each for biometric analysis. Technological characteristics of wholegrain and milled rice were measured according to GOST 10843-76 and GOST 10987-76 standards. The results were mathematically processed and proved reliable. Results. Four promising cultivars ‘VNIIR 10244’, ‘VNIIR 10275’, ‘VNIIR 10279’ and ‘VNIIR 10282’ with a set of economically useful traits significantly exceeding the standard reference (st) ‘Flagman’ were selected. Their yield was 9.0 t/ha; 1000 grain weight: 29.3; 28.1; 30.4 and 26.3 g; hull percentage: 17.7; 19.7; 19.5 and 21.4%; and wholegrain content: 88.5; 93.5; 89.4 and 97.8%, respectively. Significantly high yields of these cultivars are due to the optimal number of fertile spikelets (150–160 pcs), panicle density (9.8–12.6 pcs/cm), and significant weight of grain from the main panicle (3.7–4.4 g), with an average sterility of 14.2–20.3%. A close positive correlation of yield traits with wholegrain content was observed in cvs. ‘VNIIR 10282’, ‘VNIIR 10279’, ‘VNIIR 10276’ and ‘VNIIR 10275’ (r = 0.92– 0.98). An inverse relationship between yield and kernel fissuring was observed in most genotypes, which testifies to the potential possibility of increasing their yield without the risk of reducing milled rice yield or wholegrain content. Conclusion. The evaluation resulted in identifying four promising rice cultivars: ‘VNIIR 10244’ and ‘VNIIR 10279’ (large-grain), ‘VNIIR 10275’ and ‘VNIIR 10282’ (medium-sized grain). They significantly exceeded the standard reference ‘Flagman’ in a set of economically useful traits: yield and its structural elements as well as technological characters of wholegrain and milled rice quality. The best of the selected genotypes according to the optimal ratio of the studied traits will be submitted to the State Variety Trials in 2019–2020.

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Associationobservedoriginal resultpositivesignificant (as stated)measured

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Four rice cultivars exceeded Flagman for economically useful traits.

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economically useful traitse0
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exceedinge0
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Flagmane0

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Oryza sativa
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“WHOLEGRAIN AND MILLED RICE”

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“Four promising cultivars ‘VNIIR 10244’, ‘VNIIR 10275’, ‘VNIIR 10279’ and ‘VNIIR 10282’ with a set of economically useful traits significantly exceeding the standard reference (st) ‘Flagman’ were selected.”

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Selected rice cultivars yielded 9.0 t/ha.

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yielde0
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9.0 t/hae0

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“Their yield was 9.0 t/ha”

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VNIIR 10244 had 1000 grain weight of 29.3 g.

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VNIIR 10244e0
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1000 grain weighte1
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29.3e1

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“WHOLEGRAIN AND MILLED RICE”

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“‘VNIIR 10244’, ‘VNIIR 10275’, ‘VNIIR 10279’ and ‘VNIIR 10282’”

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“1000 grain weight: 29.3; 28.1; 30.4 and 26.3 g”

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VNIIR 10275 had 1000 grain weight of 28.1 g.

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VNIIR 10275e0
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1000 grain weighte1
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28.1e1

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“WHOLEGRAIN AND MILLED RICE”

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“‘VNIIR 10244’, ‘VNIIR 10275’, ‘VNIIR 10279’ and ‘VNIIR 10282’”

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“1000 grain weight: 29.3; 28.1; 30.4 and 26.3 g”

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VNIIR 10279 had 1000 grain weight of 30.4 g.

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VNIIR 10279e0
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1000 grain weighte1
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30.4e1

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“WHOLEGRAIN AND MILLED RICE”

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“‘VNIIR 10244’, ‘VNIIR 10275’, ‘VNIIR 10279’ and ‘VNIIR 10282’”

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“1000 grain weight: 29.3; 28.1; 30.4 and 26.3 g”

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VNIIR 10282 had 1000 grain weight of 26.3 g.

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VNIIR 10282e0
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1000 grain weighte1
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26.3 ge1

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“WHOLEGRAIN AND MILLED RICE”

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“‘VNIIR 10244’, ‘VNIIR 10275’, ‘VNIIR 10279’ and ‘VNIIR 10282’”

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“1000 grain weight: 29.3; 28.1; 30.4 and 26.3 g”

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VNIIR 10244 hull percentage was 17.7%.

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VNIIR 10244e0
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hull percentagee1
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17.7e1

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“WHOLEGRAIN AND MILLED RICE”

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“‘VNIIR 10244’, ‘VNIIR 10275’, ‘VNIIR 10279’ and ‘VNIIR 10282’”

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“hull percentage: 17.7; 19.7; 19.5 and 21.4%”

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VNIIR 10275 hull percentage was 19.7%.

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VNIIR 10275e0
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hull percentagee1
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19.7e1

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Oryza sativa
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“WHOLEGRAIN AND MILLED RICE”

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“‘VNIIR 10244’, ‘VNIIR 10275’, ‘VNIIR 10279’ and ‘VNIIR 10282’”

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“hull percentage: 17.7; 19.7; 19.5 and 21.4%”

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VNIIR 10279 hull percentage was 19.5%.

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VNIIR 10279e0
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hull percentagee1
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19.5e1

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Oryza sativa
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“WHOLEGRAIN AND MILLED RICE”

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“‘VNIIR 10244’, ‘VNIIR 10275’, ‘VNIIR 10279’ and ‘VNIIR 10282’”

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“hull percentage: 17.7; 19.7; 19.5 and 21.4%”

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VNIIR 10282 hull percentage was 21.4%.

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VNIIR 10282e0
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hull percentagee1
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21.4%e1

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Oryza sativa
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“WHOLEGRAIN AND MILLED RICE”

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“‘VNIIR 10244’, ‘VNIIR 10275’, ‘VNIIR 10279’ and ‘VNIIR 10282’”

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“hull percentage: 17.7; 19.7; 19.5 and 21.4%”

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VNIIR 10244 wholegrain content was 88.5%.

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VNIIR 10244e0
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wholegrain contente1
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88.5e1

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Oryza sativa
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“WHOLEGRAIN AND MILLED RICE”

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“‘VNIIR 10244’, ‘VNIIR 10275’, ‘VNIIR 10279’ and ‘VNIIR 10282’”

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“wholegrain content: 88.5; 93.5; 89.4 and 97.8%”

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VNIIR 10275 wholegrain content was 93.5%.

Material
VNIIR 10275e0
Outcome
wholegrain contente1
Value
93.5e1

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Oryza sativa
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“WHOLEGRAIN AND MILLED RICE”

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“‘VNIIR 10244’, ‘VNIIR 10275’, ‘VNIIR 10279’ and ‘VNIIR 10282’”

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“wholegrain content: 88.5; 93.5; 89.4 and 97.8%”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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VNIIR 10279 wholegrain content was 89.4%.

Material
VNIIR 10279e0
Outcome
wholegrain contente1
Value
89.4e1

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Oryza sativa
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“WHOLEGRAIN AND MILLED RICE”

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“‘VNIIR 10244’, ‘VNIIR 10275’, ‘VNIIR 10279’ and ‘VNIIR 10282’”

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“wholegrain content: 88.5; 93.5; 89.4 and 97.8%”

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VNIIR 10282 wholegrain content was 97.8%.

Material
VNIIR 10282e0
Outcome
wholegrain contente1
Value
97.8%e1

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Oryza sativa
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“WHOLEGRAIN AND MILLED RICE”

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“‘VNIIR 10244’, ‘VNIIR 10275’, ‘VNIIR 10279’ and ‘VNIIR 10282’”

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“wholegrain content: 88.5; 93.5; 89.4 and 97.8%”

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Mechanismauthor interpretationoriginal resultpositivesignificant (as stated)measured

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High yields were attributed to 150–160 fertile spikelets and 9.8–12.6 panicle density.

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high yieldse0
Qualifier
optimal number of fertile spikeletse0

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“WHOLEGRAIN AND MILLED RICE”

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“Significantly high yields of these cultivars are due to the optimal number of fertile spikelets (150–160 pcs), panicle density (9.8–12.6 pcs/cm), and significant weight of grain from the main panicle (3.7–4.4 g), with an average sterility of 14.2–20.3%.”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Yield traits correlated positively with wholegrain content in four named cultivars.

Outcome
wholegrain contente0
Direction
positivee0
Value
r = 0.92– 0.98e0
Comparator
yield traitse0

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Oryza sativa
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“WHOLEGRAIN AND MILLED RICE”

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“A close positive correlation of yield traits with wholegrain content was observed in cvs. ‘VNIIR 10282’, ‘VNIIR 10279’, ‘VNIIR 10276’ and ‘VNIIR 10275’ (r = 0.92– 0.98).”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Yield and kernel fissuring were inversely related in most genotypes.

Outcome
kernel fissuringe0
Direction
inversee0
Qualifier
most genotypese0
Comparator
yielde0

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“WHOLEGRAIN AND MILLED RICE”

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“An inverse relationship between yield and kernel fissuring was observed in most genotypes”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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VNIIR 10244 and VNIIR 10279 were identified as promising large-grain cultivars.

Material
VNIIR 10244e0
Outcome
large-graine0

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Oryza sativa
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“WHOLEGRAIN AND MILLED RICE”

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“‘VNIIR 10244’ and ‘VNIIR 10279’ (large-grain)”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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VNIIR 10275 and VNIIR 10282 were identified as promising medium-grain cultivars.

Material
VNIIR 10275e0
Outcome
medium-sized graine0

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Oryza sativa
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“WHOLEGRAIN AND MILLED RICE”

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“‘VNIIR 10275’ and ‘VNIIR 10282’ (medium-sized grain)”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultbasis n/a

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The best selected genotypes were slated for State Variety Trials.

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submitted to the State Variety Trialse0

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“WHOLEGRAIN AND MILLED RICE”

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“The best of the selected genotypes according to the optimal ratio of the studied traits will be submitted to the State Variety Trials in 2019–2020.”

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