Paper · 2023 · Agronomy

Differential Physiological Responses to Different Drought Durations among a Diverse Set of Sugarcane Genotypes

Amarawan Tippayawat; Sanun Jogloy; Nimitr Vorasoot; et al.

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Abstract

Drought severely limits sugarcane productivity in many regions of the world. This study characterized physiological responses to different drought durations in a diverse set of sugarcane genotypes in two crop cycles (plant and ratoon cane). A split-plot design was used where three drought treatments, namely, no drought (SD0), short-term drought (SD1), and long-term drought (SD2), were assigned to main plots and six diverse sugarcane genotypes to subplots. Drought reduced photosynthesis, leaf area index, and biomass yield. However, the study found significant differences in physiological responses to drought among genotypes in both crops. F03-362 (F1), KK09-0358 (BC1), and KK3 (cultivar) demonstrated greater tolerance to drought by maintaining comparatively higher photosynthetic activity, while KK09-0939 (BC2) and TPJ04-768 (BC1) were more sensitive. KK3 and UT12 (cultivar) consistently maintained comparatively higher levels of photosynthesis under drought in the ratoon crop, although stomatal conductance values were comparable to those of other genotypes. Drought significantly reduced dry matter in all genotypes, but more so in the two cultivars. The study demonstrated variable levels of sensitivity to drought among diverse genotypes with different physiological responses being induced by different drought treatments. This information is useful for sugarcane production management and breeding programs.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Drought reduced photosynthesis.

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“Drought reduced photosynthesis, leaf area index, and biomass yield”

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Drought reduced leaf area index and biomass yield.

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“Drought reduced photosynthesis, leaf area index, and biomass yield”

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Genotypes differed significantly in drought physiology in both crops.

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“significant differences in physiological responses to drought among genotypes in both crops”

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F03-362 maintained comparatively higher photosynthetic activity under drought.

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“F03-362 (F1), KK09-0358 (BC1), and KK3 (cultivar) demonstrated greater tolerance to drought by maintaining comparatively higher photosynthetic activity”

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KK09-0358 maintained comparatively higher photosynthetic activity under drought.

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“F03-362 (F1), KK09-0358 (BC1), and KK3 (cultivar) demonstrated greater tolerance to drought by maintaining comparatively higher photosynthetic activity”

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KK3 maintained comparatively higher photosynthetic activity under drought.

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“F03-362 (F1), KK09-0358 (BC1), and KK3 (cultivar) demonstrated greater tolerance to drought by maintaining comparatively higher photosynthetic activity”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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KK09-0939 was more drought sensitive.

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“KK09-0939 (BC2) and TPJ04-768 (BC1) were more sensitive”

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TPJ04-768 was more drought sensitive.

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“KK09-0939 (BC2) and TPJ04-768 (BC1) were more sensitive”

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KK3 maintained comparatively higher photosynthesis under drought in ratoon cane.

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“KK3 and UT12 (cultivar) consistently maintained comparatively higher levels of photosynthesis under drought in the ratoon crop”

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UT12 maintained comparatively higher photosynthesis under drought in ratoon cane.

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“KK3 and UT12 (cultivar) consistently maintained comparatively higher levels of photosynthesis under drought in the ratoon crop”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultno effectmeasured

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Stomatal conductance was comparable to other genotypes for KK3 under ratoon drought.

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“KK3 and UT12 (cultivar) consistently maintained comparatively higher levels of photosynthesis under drought in the ratoon crop, although stomatal conductance values were comparable to those of other genotypes”

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Stomatal conductance was comparable to other genotypes for UT12 under ratoon drought.

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“KK3 and UT12 (cultivar) consistently maintained comparatively higher levels of photosynthesis under drought in the ratoon crop, although stomatal conductance values were comparable to those of other genotypes”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativesignificant (as stated)measured

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Drought significantly reduced dry matter in all genotypes.

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“Drought significantly reduced dry matter in all genotypes”

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Dry matter reduction was greater in the two cultivars.

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