Evaluation of single cross yellow maize hybrids for agronomic and carotenoid traits

Provitamin A bioforitification of maize endosperm was found to be most convenient solution to the resolve its deficiency in the masses. Continuous efforts for persistent evaluation of diverse genetic material are prerequisite for genetic improvement of maize endosperm for provitamin A. Distinctively selected inbred lines and testers were evaluated for their yield and provitamin A related performance in single cross F1 hybrid combinations. Total 50 single cross hybrids were evaluated for different agronomic and carotenoid related traits. Significant differences were observed among genotypes, lines, testers and line × tester interaction for studied traits. L5, L6 and T1 had high GCA effects for YPH, RPC and FW whereas, L1, L5 and T4 had high GCA effects for TCC, PVAC and NPVAC. Among studied crosses, L7×T3, L8×T4 and L5×T2 had high SCA effects for PVAC whereas, L2×T5, L3×T3 and L4×T2 had high SCA effects for YPH. L3×T3 had high SCA effects for YPH, TCC, PVAC and NPVAC. L8×T4 had high SCA effects for PVAC, RPC and FW. L2×T5 had high SCA effects for PVAC, YPH, NPVAC and TCC. Most of variability was contributed by L×T interaction which showed that performance of the parents could only be evaluated in specific cross combinations. Phenotypic variances and phenotypic coefficient of variations were higher which showed that performance of the crosses was also dependent on the environmental factors. Gene action showed that all of the traits were under the control of non-additive gene action which strongly directs the manipulation of heterosis breeding for genetic improvement of studied traits. L3×T3, L5×T4, L3×T1, L4×T3, L2×T1, L8×T3 and L5×T2 for RPC and TCC whereas, L1×T1, L3×T5, L7×T1, L10×T5, L7×T2 and L9×T1 for FW, YPH and PVAC had highest better parent heterosis. Results of Kempthorne’s analysis and GGE biplot analysis were comparable for estimation of GCA, SCA effects and identification of desired crosses. Therefore, GGE biplot could be preferred for providing visual explanation of the effects and additionally provides information about heterotic grouping of testers, SCA effects of parents, best parent and best crosses. Combining ability, gene action and heterosis studies based on Kempthorne’s analysis and GGE biplot analysis revealed that genetic improvement can be made for studied agronomic and carotenoid related traits. Improvement of yield and provitamin A carotenoids may help the peoples of Pakistan to suffice the food security issue and to alleviate the sub-clinical symptoms of vitamin A deficiency.

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Main Authors: Maqbool, M.A., Aslam, M., Khan, M.S., Issa, A.B., Ahsan, M.
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Published: Friends Science Publishers 2017
Subjects:AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND BIOTECHNOLOGY, GCA effects, SCA effects, Gene Action, Best Parent, Line × Tester Analysis, GGE Biplot Analysis, MAIZE, CROSS-BREEDING, CAROTENOIDS, HETEROSIS, FIELD EXPERIMENTATION, STATISTICAL METHODS,
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spelling dig-cimmyt-10883-193112023-12-14T14:41:57Z Evaluation of single cross yellow maize hybrids for agronomic and carotenoid traits Maqbool, M.A. Aslam, M. Khan, M.S. Issa, A.B. Ahsan, M. AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND BIOTECHNOLOGY GCA effects SCA effects Gene Action Best Parent Line × Tester Analysis GGE Biplot Analysis MAIZE CROSS-BREEDING CAROTENOIDS HETEROSIS FIELD EXPERIMENTATION STATISTICAL METHODS Provitamin A bioforitification of maize endosperm was found to be most convenient solution to the resolve its deficiency in the masses. Continuous efforts for persistent evaluation of diverse genetic material are prerequisite for genetic improvement of maize endosperm for provitamin A. Distinctively selected inbred lines and testers were evaluated for their yield and provitamin A related performance in single cross F1 hybrid combinations. Total 50 single cross hybrids were evaluated for different agronomic and carotenoid related traits. Significant differences were observed among genotypes, lines, testers and line × tester interaction for studied traits. L5, L6 and T1 had high GCA effects for YPH, RPC and FW whereas, L1, L5 and T4 had high GCA effects for TCC, PVAC and NPVAC. Among studied crosses, L7×T3, L8×T4 and L5×T2 had high SCA effects for PVAC whereas, L2×T5, L3×T3 and L4×T2 had high SCA effects for YPH. L3×T3 had high SCA effects for YPH, TCC, PVAC and NPVAC. L8×T4 had high SCA effects for PVAC, RPC and FW. L2×T5 had high SCA effects for PVAC, YPH, NPVAC and TCC. Most of variability was contributed by L×T interaction which showed that performance of the parents could only be evaluated in specific cross combinations. Phenotypic variances and phenotypic coefficient of variations were higher which showed that performance of the crosses was also dependent on the environmental factors. Gene action showed that all of the traits were under the control of non-additive gene action which strongly directs the manipulation of heterosis breeding for genetic improvement of studied traits. L3×T3, L5×T4, L3×T1, L4×T3, L2×T1, L8×T3 and L5×T2 for RPC and TCC whereas, L1×T1, L3×T5, L7×T1, L10×T5, L7×T2 and L9×T1 for FW, YPH and PVAC had highest better parent heterosis. Results of Kempthorne’s analysis and GGE biplot analysis were comparable for estimation of GCA, SCA effects and identification of desired crosses. Therefore, GGE biplot could be preferred for providing visual explanation of the effects and additionally provides information about heterotic grouping of testers, SCA effects of parents, best parent and best crosses. Combining ability, gene action and heterosis studies based on Kempthorne’s analysis and GGE biplot analysis revealed that genetic improvement can be made for studied agronomic and carotenoid related traits. Improvement of yield and provitamin A carotenoids may help the peoples of Pakistan to suffice the food security issue and to alleviate the sub-clinical symptoms of vitamin A deficiency. 1087-1098 2018-03-23T18:07:21Z 2018-03-23T18:07:21Z 2017 Article https://hdl.handle.net/10883/19311 10.17957/IJAB/15.0389 English CIMMYT manages Intellectual Assets as International Public Goods. The user is free to download, print, store and share this work. In case you want to translate or create any other derivative work and share or distribute such translation/derivative work, please contact CIMMYT-Knowledge-Center@cgiar.org indicating the work you want to use and the kind of use you intend; CIMMYT will contact you with the suitable license for that purpose. Open Access PDF Pakistan Friends Science Publishers 5 19 International Journal of Agriculture and Biology
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topic AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
GCA effects
SCA effects
Gene Action
Best Parent
Line × Tester Analysis
GGE Biplot Analysis
MAIZE
CROSS-BREEDING
CAROTENOIDS
HETEROSIS
FIELD EXPERIMENTATION
STATISTICAL METHODS
AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
GCA effects
SCA effects
Gene Action
Best Parent
Line × Tester Analysis
GGE Biplot Analysis
MAIZE
CROSS-BREEDING
CAROTENOIDS
HETEROSIS
FIELD EXPERIMENTATION
STATISTICAL METHODS
spellingShingle AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
GCA effects
SCA effects
Gene Action
Best Parent
Line × Tester Analysis
GGE Biplot Analysis
MAIZE
CROSS-BREEDING
CAROTENOIDS
HETEROSIS
FIELD EXPERIMENTATION
STATISTICAL METHODS
AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
GCA effects
SCA effects
Gene Action
Best Parent
Line × Tester Analysis
GGE Biplot Analysis
MAIZE
CROSS-BREEDING
CAROTENOIDS
HETEROSIS
FIELD EXPERIMENTATION
STATISTICAL METHODS
Maqbool, M.A.
Aslam, M.
Khan, M.S.
Issa, A.B.
Ahsan, M.
Evaluation of single cross yellow maize hybrids for agronomic and carotenoid traits
description Provitamin A bioforitification of maize endosperm was found to be most convenient solution to the resolve its deficiency in the masses. Continuous efforts for persistent evaluation of diverse genetic material are prerequisite for genetic improvement of maize endosperm for provitamin A. Distinctively selected inbred lines and testers were evaluated for their yield and provitamin A related performance in single cross F1 hybrid combinations. Total 50 single cross hybrids were evaluated for different agronomic and carotenoid related traits. Significant differences were observed among genotypes, lines, testers and line × tester interaction for studied traits. L5, L6 and T1 had high GCA effects for YPH, RPC and FW whereas, L1, L5 and T4 had high GCA effects for TCC, PVAC and NPVAC. Among studied crosses, L7×T3, L8×T4 and L5×T2 had high SCA effects for PVAC whereas, L2×T5, L3×T3 and L4×T2 had high SCA effects for YPH. L3×T3 had high SCA effects for YPH, TCC, PVAC and NPVAC. L8×T4 had high SCA effects for PVAC, RPC and FW. L2×T5 had high SCA effects for PVAC, YPH, NPVAC and TCC. Most of variability was contributed by L×T interaction which showed that performance of the parents could only be evaluated in specific cross combinations. Phenotypic variances and phenotypic coefficient of variations were higher which showed that performance of the crosses was also dependent on the environmental factors. Gene action showed that all of the traits were under the control of non-additive gene action which strongly directs the manipulation of heterosis breeding for genetic improvement of studied traits. L3×T3, L5×T4, L3×T1, L4×T3, L2×T1, L8×T3 and L5×T2 for RPC and TCC whereas, L1×T1, L3×T5, L7×T1, L10×T5, L7×T2 and L9×T1 for FW, YPH and PVAC had highest better parent heterosis. Results of Kempthorne’s analysis and GGE biplot analysis were comparable for estimation of GCA, SCA effects and identification of desired crosses. Therefore, GGE biplot could be preferred for providing visual explanation of the effects and additionally provides information about heterotic grouping of testers, SCA effects of parents, best parent and best crosses. Combining ability, gene action and heterosis studies based on Kempthorne’s analysis and GGE biplot analysis revealed that genetic improvement can be made for studied agronomic and carotenoid related traits. Improvement of yield and provitamin A carotenoids may help the peoples of Pakistan to suffice the food security issue and to alleviate the sub-clinical symptoms of vitamin A deficiency.
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topic_facet AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
GCA effects
SCA effects
Gene Action
Best Parent
Line × Tester Analysis
GGE Biplot Analysis
MAIZE
CROSS-BREEDING
CAROTENOIDS
HETEROSIS
FIELD EXPERIMENTATION
STATISTICAL METHODS
author Maqbool, M.A.
Aslam, M.
Khan, M.S.
Issa, A.B.
Ahsan, M.
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Aslam, M.
Khan, M.S.
Issa, A.B.
Ahsan, M.
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title Evaluation of single cross yellow maize hybrids for agronomic and carotenoid traits
title_short Evaluation of single cross yellow maize hybrids for agronomic and carotenoid traits
title_full Evaluation of single cross yellow maize hybrids for agronomic and carotenoid traits
title_fullStr Evaluation of single cross yellow maize hybrids for agronomic and carotenoid traits
title_full_unstemmed Evaluation of single cross yellow maize hybrids for agronomic and carotenoid traits
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