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Wheat Genotypes Evaluated under Central Zone for Stability Analysis by Rank based Measures Considering BLUP and BLUE of Yield Values


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Rank based measures of stability had been compared for wheat genotypes evualated in Central Zone of the country as per the BLUP and BLUE of yield values. Measures based on ranks of BLUP of original yield for 2016-17, Sis measures identified G3, G7, G4 as stable genotypes. Corrected yield measures CSis selected G4, G7, G3 for stable performance. Values of NPi(s) identified G1, G6 as of undesirable types. Association analysis observed positive correlations of Sis, with others and themselves. Positive relationships also exhibited by CSis and NPi(s) values to other measures. Biplot analysis exhibited cluster of Si6 , Si3 , CV, NPi(2), NPi(3), NPi(4) and CSi7. Larger cluster comprised of NPi(1) CCV, CSD Si1, Si2, Si4, Si 5, Si7 , CSi 1, CSi2, CSi 3, CSi 4, CSi 5, CSi6 measures. Based on BLUE’s of genotypes yield, measures Sis found G3, G7, G4 as the stable genotypes, however G1, G2 would express unstable performance. CSis identified G7, G3, G6 as opposed to G3, G5, G7 genotypes as by values NPi(s). Positive correlations exhibited by Sisexcept of negative with CMR, CMed, Z1 and Z2 values. Ranks of genotypes as per values of CSis and NPi(s) measures expressed direct relationship with most of the measures. Biplot analysis observed large cluster comprised of CCV, CSD, NPi(1), Si1, Si2, Si4,CSi1, CSi2, CSi 3, CSi4, CSi5, CSi6, CSi7 measures. Second year of study (2017-18) as per BLUP’s seen, Sis settled for G6, G5, G3 genotypes. While NPi(s) settled for G6, G3,G5 as genotypes of stable performance. Highly significant negative correlation of yield observed with most of the measures MR, CV, Med, Si3, Si6 ,CMR,NPi(2), NPi(3), NPi(4). Biplot analysis as per first two significant components (accounted for 88.7 %) marked larger cluster contains CSis with NPi(1), Si1, Si2 Si4, Si5 Si7 ,SD, CSD measures. Sis rank based measures as per BLUE’s of genotypes pointed towards G5,G4, G6, G1 whereas G6, G5, G1,G3 by CSis values. Wheat genotypes G1,G2, G3,G5 settled by least values of NPi(s) . Direct relationships portraited by Sis, CSis and NPi(s) with others. Larger cluster grouped NPi(s), CV, CCV, Z1, Z2, Yield, GAI, CSi5, CSi6 measures.

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Blup, Blue, Si(s), CSi (s), NPi(s), Co-efficient Of Concordance, Biplot Analysis.
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Ajay Verma
ICAR-Indian Institute of Wheat and Barley Research, Karnal (Haryana), India
G. P. Singh
ICAR-Indian Institute of Wheat and Barley Research, Karnal (Haryana), India

Abstract


Rank based measures of stability had been compared for wheat genotypes evualated in Central Zone of the country as per the BLUP and BLUE of yield values. Measures based on ranks of BLUP of original yield for 2016-17, Sis measures identified G3, G7, G4 as stable genotypes. Corrected yield measures CSis selected G4, G7, G3 for stable performance. Values of NPi(s) identified G1, G6 as of undesirable types. Association analysis observed positive correlations of Sis, with others and themselves. Positive relationships also exhibited by CSis and NPi(s) values to other measures. Biplot analysis exhibited cluster of Si6 , Si3 , CV, NPi(2), NPi(3), NPi(4) and CSi7. Larger cluster comprised of NPi(1) CCV, CSD Si1, Si2, Si4, Si 5, Si7 , CSi 1, CSi2, CSi 3, CSi 4, CSi 5, CSi6 measures. Based on BLUE’s of genotypes yield, measures Sis found G3, G7, G4 as the stable genotypes, however G1, G2 would express unstable performance. CSis identified G7, G3, G6 as opposed to G3, G5, G7 genotypes as by values NPi(s). Positive correlations exhibited by Sisexcept of negative with CMR, CMed, Z1 and Z2 values. Ranks of genotypes as per values of CSis and NPi(s) measures expressed direct relationship with most of the measures. Biplot analysis observed large cluster comprised of CCV, CSD, NPi(1), Si1, Si2, Si4,CSi1, CSi2, CSi 3, CSi4, CSi5, CSi6, CSi7 measures. Second year of study (2017-18) as per BLUP’s seen, Sis settled for G6, G5, G3 genotypes. While NPi(s) settled for G6, G3,G5 as genotypes of stable performance. Highly significant negative correlation of yield observed with most of the measures MR, CV, Med, Si3, Si6 ,CMR,NPi(2), NPi(3), NPi(4). Biplot analysis as per first two significant components (accounted for 88.7 %) marked larger cluster contains CSis with NPi(1), Si1, Si2 Si4, Si5 Si7 ,SD, CSD measures. Sis rank based measures as per BLUE’s of genotypes pointed towards G5,G4, G6, G1 whereas G6, G5, G1,G3 by CSis values. Wheat genotypes G1,G2, G3,G5 settled by least values of NPi(s) . Direct relationships portraited by Sis, CSis and NPi(s) with others. Larger cluster grouped NPi(s), CV, CCV, Z1, Z2, Yield, GAI, CSi5, CSi6 measures.

Keywords


Blup, Blue, Si(s), CSi (s), NPi(s), Co-efficient Of Concordance, Biplot Analysis.

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